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The Guinean government has dissolved 40 opposition parties, including major ones, effectively establishing a one-party state.

In Guinea, opposition leader Cellou Dalein Diallo condemned the government's dissolution of 40 political parties, characterizing it as an attempt to establish a one-party state under President Mamadi Doumbouya.

Guinea's military junta has dissolved 40 political parties, including major opposition groups, in a significant move against democratic institutions.

Guinea's government has dissolved 40 political parties, including three major opposition groups, in a move seen as an extension of President Mamadi Doumbouya's authoritarian rule.

The Guinean government has banned all opposition parties, citing failure to meet obligations, just two months after President Mamady Doumbouya was sworn in.

Guinea has dissolved 40 political parties, including its three main opposition parties, due to alleged failures to meet obligations following a decree issued by the president's government.

The ruling military junta in Guinea, led by Mamady Doumbouya, has dissolved all opposition parties in the country following a recent decree.

President Mamadi Doumbouya has returned to Guinea after a three-week absence, prompting speculation regarding his health.

President Mamady Doumbouya of Guinea made a public return on Friday after a three-week absence that raised health concerns.

Guinea is facing a troubling rise in kidnappings, prompting public calls for increased security amid fears for personal safety.

Guinean authorities have confirmed that President Mamadi Doumbouya is recovering abroad and will return to the country soon, aiming to quell rumors about his health during his absence.

Guinea's President Mamady Doumbouya is reported to be healthy after a prolonged absence from public view, following a trip for a summit and a routine medical checkup.

Guinea will hold legislative and municipal elections on May 24, a significant move towards restoring constitutional order after a military transition.

Consultations have begun in Guinea to form a major political party supporting President Mamadi Doumbouya ahead of upcoming legislative and municipal elections.

The appointment of Ibrahima Sory II Tounkara as the new Minister of Justice in Guinea has sparked discussions amid President Mamadi Doumbouya's gradual formation of his government.

Guinea's President Mamadi Doumbouya announced a partial government reshuffle, appointing 18 new ministers including those for justice, security, and finance to consolidate his new administration.

Mamadi Doumbouya, a Guinean military officer educated in France, led special forces that overthrew President Alpha Conde in 2021 and was elected president in late 2025.

Guinea's Supreme Court has declared General Mamady Doumbouya the winner of the December 28 presidential election with 86.72% of the vote, commencing a seven-year term in office.

The Supreme Court of Guinea confirmed the victory of transitional president Mamadi Doumbouya in the first round of the presidential elections held on December 28, 2025, where he secured 86.72% of the votes.

Guinea's Supreme Court has validated junta leader Mamady Doumbouya's overwhelming presidential election victory, granting him 86.72% of the votes in an election that excluded major opposition candidates.

Guinea's Supreme Court has officially confirmed Mamady Doumbouya as the winner of the presidential election, receiving 86.72 percent of the vote amid controversies surrounding barred opposition candidates.

Lauriane Darboux Doumbouya, a former French gendarme, has transitioned from a quiet life in Drôme to becoming the intriguing wife of Guinean President Mamadi Doumbouya, who was elected on December 28 with over 86% of the vote.

Mamadi Doumbouya, who led a coup in 2021, has easily won the presidential election in Guinea, a nation ruled with an iron fist.

Supporters of junta leader Mamadi Doumbouya celebrated his victory in Guinea's presidential election, marking the first election since 2021's coup.

Guinea's military leader Doumbouya has now been elected as the country's president, a result that people in the capital had anticipated.

Guinea's transitional president Mamady Doumbouya has won the presidential election with 86.7% of the votes, while the main opposition was excluded from the process.

Guinea's junta leader Mamady Doumbouya has been elected president with a significant majority, despite a boycott from major opposition leaders who were barred from running.

Guinea's junta leader Mamady Doumbouya has been elected president in a vote that critics describe as tightly controlled, solidifying his power more than three years after his military coup.

Guineans are participating in their first presidential election since the 2021 coup led by General Mamady Doumbouya, which marked a significant change in the country's political landscape.

Guinea's junta leader, Mamady Doumbouya, faces opposition backlash as he emerges as the leading candidate for the upcoming presidential election following the military coup in 2021.