Guinea Pig and Two Brothers Are Looking for a Home: Warning - They Can Be Quite 'Talkative'
Three young guinea pigs, born in February 2026, are ready for adoption as they seek a home where they can thrive socially with other guinea pigs.
Animals abandoned at bus stops – how the guinea pig found a new home
Animals are abandoned at bus stops several times a year, highlighting ongoing issues with pet abandonment in Sweden.
Morocco/Guinea: Morocco Walked Out in Afcon 1976 and Now Guinea Seeks Review Too
The Guinea Football Federation is calling for a review of the 1976 Afcon result, citing procedural inconsistencies following recent sanctions against Senegal for a similar walkout incident.
French tycoon Vincent Bolloré to stand trial in ‘African ports’ corruption case
Vincent Bolloré, a French industrialist, is set to face trial for alleged corruption related to port deals in Africa.
Liberia: Boakai, Senators Tight-Lipped On Conference Amid Insecurity At Liberia-Guinea Border
President Joseph Boakai and members of the Liberian Senate remain silent regarding a closed-door meeting concerning rising tensions at the Liberia-Guinea border.
Liberia: Boakai, Senators Tight-Lipped On Conference Amid Insecurity At Liberia-Guinea Border
President Joseph Boakai and senators in Liberia are not disclosing details about a crucial meeting amid rising tensions and security concerns at the Liberia-Guinea border.
Morocco/Senegal: CAF Faces Pressure As Guinea Contests Morocco's 1976 Afcon Win
The Guinea Football Federation is urging CAF to review the 1976 AFCON outcome, citing Morocco's controversial walkout during the match.
Morocco/Senegal: CAF Faces Pressure As Guinea Contests Morocco's 1976 Afcon Win
The Guinea Football Federation is calling for a review of Morocco's 1976 AFCON victory, advocating for consistency in disciplinary decisions by the Confederation of African Football (CAF).
France: Vincent Bolloré will be tried in December in the 'African ports' case
Vincent Bolloré is set to stand trial in December for charges including corruption related to the presidential campaigns in Togo and Guinea in 2010.
Guinea, the world's leading bauxite exporter, seeks to influence market prices
Guinea, the world's largest exporter of bauxite, aims to exert more control over global prices amidst fluctuating market conditions.
The French businessman Vincent Bolloré will be prosecuted for 'corruption of a foreign public official'
Vincent Bolloré, a prominent French businessman, is set to face prosecution for alleged corruption involving foreign public officials in Africa.
French tycoon Bolloré to face corruption trial over elections in Togo and Guinea
French billionaire Vincent Bolloré is facing trial for alleged corruption and embezzlement related to election campaigns in Togo and Guinea from 2009 to 2011.
Pix of the Day, 19 March 2026
A collection of significant images from various events reported on March 19, 2026, highlights from Africa and beyond.
Guinea Facing a Surge in Arbitration Procedures Following Mining Permit Withdrawals
Guinea is experiencing a rise in international arbitration cases from mining companies following the withdrawal of mining permits.
Liberia: Boakai Calls for Calm Amid Border Tensions With Guinea
Liberian President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has called for calm while addressing border tensions with Guinea during a national address.
Families of two imprisoned Spaniards ask the Pope to suspend his official visit to Equatorial Guinea if they are not released
The families of two Spaniards imprisoned in Equatorial Guinea are urging the Pope to cancel his official visit if their relatives are not freed.
Gloss: The Strip Light
The article discusses Melanesian cargo cults where local beliefs evolved in response to Western influences, particularly focused on rituals and their origins.
Liberia: Renewed Tensions As Guinean Soldiers Cross Into Liberian Territory in Lofa a Day After Conakry Summit
Tensions have escalated in Liberia after Guinean soldiers reportedly crossed into its territory in Lofa County following a summit aimed at reducing conflict between the two nations.
The Guinea-Liberia-Sierra Leone Summit "Helped to Dissipate Tensions"
A tripartite summit in Guinea aimed to ease border tensions between Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.
Guinea-Liberia-Sierra Leone Summit: 'Strengthened Military Cooperation Will Prevent Escalation at Our Borders'
Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone have signed a 15-point communiqué to enhance military cooperation and address border conflicts amid rising tensions.
Liberia: Liberia, Sierra Leone Leaders Convene in Guinea Over Border Disputes
Leaders from Liberia and Sierra Leone held urgent talks in Guinea to address escalating border tensions with Guinea.
Triangular Summit in Conakry: Why Are the Leaders of Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone Meeting Now?
Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone leaders committed to resolving border disputes through dialogue after military tensions raised regional concerns.
Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone commit to resolving border tensions through 'dialogue'
Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone have committed to diplomatically resolving their border tensions following a summit in Conakry amidst escalating military presence.
Pope León XIV prepares for his third international trip: four countries in ten days
Pope León XIV will make his third international trip to Africa, visiting Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea from April 13 to 23, engaging in various meaningful activities.
Orphaned Guinea Pig Yearns for Home and Love After Losing Its Mother
A two-month-old orphaned guinea pig, whose mother died after being separated from her, is looking for a loving home.
Liberia: LDEA Seizes Drugs Worth L$7.77 Million At Ganta Border - Guinean National Arrested
The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency arrested a Guinean national and seized narcotics worth over L$7.7 million at the Ganta border.
Liberia: CDC Raises Concern Over Foya Border Tension and Accuses Government of Risking National Peace
The opposition Coalition for Democratic Change in Liberia has voiced concerns over escalating tensions along the border with Guinea due to alleged cross-border military actions.
In Conakry, the major cleanup of informal markets
Authorities in Conakry have initiated a large-scale eviction operation to clear roads and sidewalks occupied by informal markets, raising concerns about the future of the vendors displaced by the action.
Aissato's delivery costs 70 days of work: medical expenses for patients in Guinea-Bissau
The article highlights the exorbitant medical costs faced by patients in Guinea-Bissau, where many have to pay out of pocket due to inadequate public health funding.
Standard and Poor's rating agency raises the outlook of Guinea's sovereign rating
Standard and Poor's has upgraded Guinea's sovereign rating outlook from stable to positive, citing improvements in budget deficit management and rising public revenues.
Jenna gave a student permission to bring a guinea pig to school – A surprising twist began
A teacher in Porvoo allowed a student to bring a guinea pig to school, which positively impacted the students' well-being.
West Africa: Ecowas Issues Stern Warning Over Lofa and Yenga Border Disputes
ECOWAS has issued a strong warning to Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone due to rising tensions over disputed borders and has announced a mission to prevent conflict.
Rare Discovery: Scientists Found Living Animals Considered Extinct for Millennia
Scientists in Western New Guinea have discovered two species of marsupials that were believed to have been extinct for over 6000 years.
A group of guinea pigs of different ages wants to be noticed and travel to new homes
Guinea pigs at a shelter are seeking new homes, and while some are more social than others, patience can help them bond with potential owners.
Liberia: Border Tensions Expose Struggles of Underpaid LIS Officers
Liberia Immigration Service officers highlight their struggles with low salaries and poor working conditions amid rising tensions at the Liberia-Guinea border.
Liberia: Beyond the Border - How Liberia Must Balance Sovereignty, Diplomacy, and the Constitution
Liberia faces a significant constitutional challenge following the reported incursion of Guinean troops into its territory, prompting President Boakai to engage the Legislature.
West Africa: Border Tensions - Ecowas Urges Restraint Among Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone
ECOWAS has called for calm amid escalating border tensions between Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, urging dialogue to resolve conflicts in the disputed areas.
Warning shots at the border between Guinea and Liberia
Warning shots were fired at the Guinea-Liberia border amid rising tensions over territorial claims.
Liberia: Sorlumba Border Secured After Standoff As Liberian Police Restore Calm, Urge Residents to Stand Down
Liberian police have secured the Sorlumba border area following a standoff that sparked concerns over potential conflict with Guinean soldiers.
Liberia: Boakai Consults Legislature Amid Guinean Military Incursion
Liberia's President Joseph Nyuma Boakai engages with legislative leaders amid security tensions following a Guinean military incursion.
Liberia: Guinea Troops Back Down, but Boakai Holds Firm On Defense Consultations
Guinean troops have retreated from a disputed area along the Liberia-Guinea border, though Liberian President Joseph Nyuma Boakai continues to engage with the legislature on national security matters.
Cruise ship had 'small margin for error' in poor light, report says
Australia's transport safety authority has released a preliminary report regarding the Coral Adventurer cruise ship grounding off Papua New Guinea, which highlights human factors that may have contributed to the incident.
Guinea: Guinean Soldiers Open Fire, Recapture Disputed Border Area in Foya, Liberian Injured
Tensions intensified along the Liberia-Guinea border when Guinean troops fired into Liberian territory, injuring a local man and reclaiming a contested area.
Experts fear ‘unethical’ vaccine trial in Africa is ‘prototype’ for US studies under RFK Jr
Experts express concerns that a controversial vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau may set a precedent for future vaccine studies in the United States under Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Guinea: Guinean Soldiers Hoist Flag in Liberian Territory, Sparking Fears, Anger Among Residents
Guinean soldiers raised their flag in Liberian territory, provoking anger and fear among local residents in Lofa County.
Liberia: Civilians Raise Liberian Flag As Armed Guinean Soldiers Occupy Border Area - Fear Forces Schools Closure in Lofa
Civilians in Lofa County, Liberia, are taking action to defend their territory amid reports of Guinean soldiers occupying the area, leading to heightened tensions and fears of school closures.
Liberia Moves to Ease Border Tensions With Guinea
The Liberian government is addressing border tensions with Guinea, urging citizens to remain calm while diplomatic efforts are underway.
Guinea: the dissolution of 40 political parties is "strictly based on the respect of our laws," says a minister
The Guinean government has justified the dissolution of 40 political parties, including major opposition groups, citing adherence to legal frameworks.
Equatorial Guinea's High-Tech Push to End Malaria By 2030
Equatorial Guinea aims to eradicate malaria by 2030 through an ambitious national strategy involving advanced healthcare measures and technology.
Guinea: Release of Two Family Members of Opposition Figure Tibou Kamara
The mother and sister of exiled opposition leader Tibou Kamara were released in Guinea after being kidnapped by masked men a week earlier.