Showing posts with label Guinea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Guinea. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
A Tale of Two Elections
ISN Insights has published my latest piece, "A Tale of Two Elections," which looks at the crisis averted in Guinea and the one broiling in Ivory Coast.
Labels:
Africa,
African Politics,
Elections,
Guinea,
Ivory Coast
Monday, February 19, 2007
Africa Updates
Some updates follow on stories about which I have recently written: On Guinea's state of siege, the slowly emerging Lesotho vote count, chaos in eastern Chad, China as a dubious patron of Africa, and always more and more on Zimbabwe.
Sunday, February 18, 2007
Chaos in Conakry
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Instability in Guinea
The West African nation of Guinea has been in turmoil lately. After three weeks of demonstrations, including a debilitating general strike on the part of unions, Guinea's President Lansana Conte has agreed to yields some of his authority to a yet-to-be-named Prime Minister. But Conte did not yield before his security forces killed some 40 demonstrators. The unparalleled Africa Focus has a page with several stories that will catch you up -- many of them are wonderful examples of Africa reportage.
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