Guinea detains neighborβs soldiers
Guinea has detained 16 soldiers from Sierra Leone for allegedly crossing the border without approval, sparking a diplomatic tension between the two countries.
Guinea: the first census since 2014 reveals population increase and its characteristics
A new census in Guinea shows a population growth of 70% since 2014, reaching 17.5 million residents, predominantly in rural areas despite urban pressures.
Pope Leo XIV to make historic Africa tour of four nations in April
Pope Leo XIV is scheduled to visit Algeria, Angola, Equatorial Guinea, and Cameroon from April 13-23, 2026, marking his first major overseas trip and a significant milestone in Catholic-Muslim relations.
LeΓ³n XIV selects four African countries to visit in April
Pope LeΓ³n XIV has announced his first significant international trip to Africa, visiting Algeria, Angola, Cameroon, and Equatorial Guinea from April 13 to 23.
Guinea detains 16 Sierra Leonean soldiers amid border dispute
Guinea has detained 16 Sierra Leonean soldiers over an accusation of crossing the border and raising their national flag, while Sierra Leone asserts they were on their own territory.
Tension between Sierra Leone and Guinea following soldiers' detention at the border
Sierra Leone has announced a diplomatic effort to resolve tensions with Guinea after Guinean soldiers crossed the border and detained several Sierra Leonean security personnel.
Sierra LeoneβGuinea: New Incident at the Border, Sixteen Sierra Leonean Soldiers Arrested
Sixteen Sierra Leonean soldiers were arrested by Guinean security forces during a border incident between the two countries.
Massacre of September 28, 2009 in Guinea: Justice Requests the Release of Three Defendants
A Guinean court has ordered the release of three military defendants charged in connection with the September 28, 2009 massacre after deeming their referral to trial as invalid, prompting an appeal from the prosecution.
Parasites found in guinea pig bought from a store. Complaints have also been received by the Agricultural and Food Authority regarding the health status of pets purchased from pet stores.
A consumer in Estonia discovered parasites in a guinea pig purchased from a local store, leading to additional complaints regarding pet health from the Agricultural and Food Authority.
Guinea to hold legislative and municipal elections next May
Guinea will hold legislative and municipal elections on May 24, a significant move towards restoring constitutional order after a military transition.
Lamin Jamal's Favorite Meal During Ramadan
A Spanish report reveals Lamin Jamal's favorite meal during Ramadan, which is rice with chicken in peanut sauce.
Maritime Border between Ghana and Togo: Accra Decides to Resort to International Arbitration
Ghana has opted for international arbitration in its maritime border dispute with Togo after eight years of unsuccessful negotiations.
African state cancels US-funded vaccine study
Guinea-Bissau has canceled a US-funded hepatitis B vaccine study after the World Health Organization expressed ethical concerns about its design.
Learned to ski in a shopping center β made history at the Olympics
Alexander Astrdige from the UAE made history as his countryβs first winter Olympian during the menβs slalom event at the Winter Olympics, highlighting the participation of nations like Benin and Guinea-Bissau for the first time.
Guinea-Bissau: 'We must choose to be on the side of a credible and inclusive solution'
The article discusses the outcomes of the 39th African Union summit, focusing on discussions surrounding Guinea-Bissau's political situation following a military coup.
'My children were recruited for a human trafficking scheme and I joined the police to try to find them'
Foday Musa's two children were abducted in a human trafficking scheme disguised as overseas job opportunities, prompting him to collaborate with police for their rescue.
Massacre of September 28, 2009 in Guinea: New Survivor Testimonies Before the Dixinn Court
Survivors of the 2009 massacre in Guinea provide harrowing testimonies in an ongoing trial against military officials.
Obiang demands one million euros from an opponent for accusing him of 'cannibalism' and 'witchcraft'
Teodoro Obiang, the long-time leader of Equatorial Guinea, is suing opposition leader Orlando Cartagena for one million euros over allegations of cannibalism and witchcraft.
Nigeria: Nigeria to Provide Office, Ships, Helicopters for Gulf of Guinea Security Force HQ
Nigeria has committed to providing infrastructure and personnel support for the Combined Maritime Task Force headquartered in the Gulf of Guinea.
Pereira... the charismatic accused of engineering coups and threatening thrones in Guinea-Bissau
Domingos SimΓ΅es Pereira, the opposition leader in Guinea-Bissau, faces military court charges of plotting several coup attempts, reflecting ongoing political tensions in a country with a history of instability.
Africa: All of Africa Today - February 16, 2026
The World Health Organization criticized a hepatitis B vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau as unethical, resulting in the halt of the study.
Trip to Guinea-Conakry, the battleground of China and the US for bauxite, key to electric car manufacturing
The article explores Guinea-Conakry's strategic importance as a key bauxite supplier amidst competition between China and the US for resources vital to the electric vehicle industry.
With 'Dao', Alain Gomis films a family between France and Guinea-Bissau
The film 'Dao', directed by Alain Gomis, explores the dynamics of a family spanning France and Guinea-Bissau as it competes at the Berlinale festival.
In the Erding district: Guinea pigs abandoned
Ten guinea pigs were discovered abandoned in a box by passersby in the Erding district, prompting a police investigation for the owner.
'My children were recruited for a human trafficking scheme and I joined the police to try to find them'
Foday Musa shares his heartbreak after hearing his son's desperate voice message, revealing that his children were victims of a human trafficking scheme after being promised jobs abroad.
The Struggle of a Migrant Father Leads Ansu Fati to Stardom
The story of Ansu Fati's rise in football is deeply intertwined with the struggles of his father, Boris Fati, who immigrated to Spain from Guinea-Bissau seeking a better life for his family.
Guinea-Bissau opposition leader faces military court over coup plot allegations
Domingos SimΓ΅es Pereira, the opposition leader in Guinea-Bissau, is facing military court accusations of involvement in coup attempts, which he and his supporters deny as politically biased.
Guinea: The collapse of an artisanal gold mine leaves at least eleven dead in the east of the country
An artisanal gold mine collapse in eastern Guinea has resulted in the deaths of at least eleven people, including ten women.
Guinea-Bissau Makes Winter Olympics Debut With Teen Skier Tang
Guinea-Bissau is participating in the Winter Olympics for the first time with 19-year-old Winston Tang competing in the slalom event.
Mitochondrial DNA proves that Australia was settled 60,000 years ago
Scientists have found genetic evidence suggesting that the first humans arrived in Australia and New Guinea 60,000 years ago, coinciding with a period when sea levels were lower and land connections existed.
NIMASA plans expansion of Deep Blue Project
NIMASA is planning to enhance its Deep Blue Project for maritime security in response to its success in the Gulf of Guinea.
Bougainville mine that sparked a civil war on rapid path to reopening
The Bougainville Government is moving forward with plans to reopen the controversial Panguna mine, which could generate significant revenue but raises concerns over transparency.
In Guinea, the transfer of Toumba DiakitΓ© provokes strong tensions around the central prison
In Guinea, the transfer of former aide-de-camp Toumba DiakitΓ© has led to significant unrest and security measures around the central prison in Conakry.
Guinea: Heavy Security Deployed In Conakry After 'Automatic' Gunfire
Heavy gunfire near Guinea's central prison in Conakry has triggered a major security response and public panic.
Guinea: Heavy Security Deployed In Conakry After 'Automatic' Gunfire
Heavy gunfire in Conakry, Guinea, near a central prison has led to a significant police presence and public panic.
Guinea: Heavy gunfire reported near central prison in Conakry
Heavy automatic gunfire was reported near the central prison in Conakry, Guinea, with witnesses describing the scene during a chaotic morning.
Police in Guinea-Bissau Expel EU Ambassador from Human Rights Association HQ
Guinea-Bissau police forcibly removed the EU ambassador from a human rights association meeting, drawing condemnation from the organization amid European Union silence.
The judge asks the Interior Ministry if BegoΓ±a GΓ³mez and her adviser have traveled to the Dominican Republic or Equatorial Guinea
A judge has requested information from Spain's Interior Ministry regarding travel by BegoΓ±a GΓ³mez, the wife of the Spanish Prime Minister, and her adviser, amidst a judicial investigation.
Guinea-Bissau opposition leader summoned to military court over coup allegations
Domingos SimΓ΅es Pereira, the opposition leader in Guinea-Bissau, has been summoned to a military court due to accusations of his involvement in coup attempts.
Guinea-Bissau: the EU ambassador expelled by the police from the headquarters of the League of Human Rights
The EU ambassador to Guinea-Bissau was expelled by armed police during a visit to the headquarters of the League of Human Rights, which the organization denounced as intimidation.
Guinea: Start of consultations to create a large pro-government party
Consultations have begun in Guinea to form a major political party supporting President Mamadi Doumbouya ahead of upcoming legislative and municipal elections.
Opposition leader in Guinea-Bissau before military court on coup charges
The opposition leader in Guinea-Bissau, Domingos SimΓ΅es Pereira, is set to appear before a military court on charges related to previous coup attempts.
Man who livestreamed hamster abuse: 'What about rabbits this time?'... Need for a prohibition of breeding from abusers
A man who was reported for livestreaming abuse of small animals like hamsters and guinea pigs had 22 animals rescued from his home, prompting calls for a prohibition on breeding for animal abusers.
Guinea: why does the cash shortage persist?
Guinea has been experiencing a prolonged cash shortage for eight months, impacting economic activity and public trust in the banking system.
No "weird stuff" in Mama Sango's Guinean shea butter
ZΓ©na Barry has created a cosmetics brand called Mama Sango, utilizing Guinean shea butter, which empowers women in Africa by providing them with income opportunities from harvesting and processing shea nuts.
Guinea-Bissau: Opponent Domingos Simoes Pereira Summoned to Military Court
Domingos Simoes Pereira, a prominent opposition figure in Guinea-Bissau, has been summoned to appear before a military court amid allegations related to a coup attempt last October.
Guinea: "The lack of severe condemnation perpetuates the practice of female genital mutilation"
On this International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation, it is highlighted that nearly 230 million girls and women worldwide have undergone this practice, with Guinea having a 95% prevalence rate among its females.
Liberia: Ivanhoe Atlantic CEO Quits As Guinea Roadblocks Threaten Liberia Rail Deal
Bronwyn Barnes has resigned as CEO of Ivanhoe Atlantic, highlighting significant challenges facing the U.S.-backed iron ore project that connects Guinea to Liberia, potentially jeopardizing Liberia's infrastructure plans.
Guinea-Bissau: the legitimacy of the PAIGC president contested by party officials
A group of officials from the African Party for the Independence of Guinea and Cape Verde (PAIGC), led by Aladje Seco SanΓ³, claims that the party's president, Domingos SimΓ΅es Pereira, is no longer legitimate while he remains under house arrest following the coup on November 26, 2025.
Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea sign agreement for cross-border gas project
Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea have signed an agreement to jointly extract LNG from the Yoyo-Yolanda gas field, marking a significant step towards economic cooperation between the two nations.