CONAKRY (Reuters) -Guinea junta leader Mamady Doumbouya and eight other candidates have been approved to run in next month's ...

Guinea’s Supreme Court has released a provisional list of candidates for next month’s presidential election. Among the nine ...

Guinea's military leader, Mamady Doumbouya, has formally submitted his candidacy for the December 28 presidential election, ...

Guinea’s military ruler Mamady Doumbouya has entered the 2025 presidential race, breaking his earlier pledge not to run after ...

Guinea's junta leader Mamady Doumbouya announced his candidacy for the presidential election on December 28, enabled by a new constitution that allows his participation. Despite initial promises not ...

STORY: Voters in Guinea have overwhelmingly backed a new post-coup constitution that could see the country’s military leader, Mamady Doumbouya, run for president. That's something he vowed not to do ...

Show more Show less A worker loads voting booths into a pickup truck in Conakry on the eve of the country's constitutional referendum Supporters of a 'yes' vote had rallied ahead of the referendum A ...

The country has been ruled by General Mamady Doumbouya since he overthrew elected civilian president Alpha Conde in 2021. Some 6.7 million Guineans will be able to cast a ballot, out of a population ...

CONAKRY (Reuters) - A new constitution in Guinea that could permit junta leader Mamady Doumbouya to run for office was backed by 89% of voters, according to complete provisional results released late ...

CONAKRY, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Guinea holds a long-awaited referendum on Sunday on a new constitution that could permit coup leader Mamady Doumbouya to run for president if he chose to, something he ...

Referendum could allow junta leader to run for president Opposition leader urges boycott, calls referendum a 'masquerade' New constitution extends presidential term, creates Senate CONAKRY, Sept 17 ...

Military leader Mamady Doumbouya has formally submitted his candidacy for the December 28 presidential election, breaking an earlier promise to hand power to a civilian government. The military ...