AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGuinea Politics & Memory: Former Guinean Prime Minister and major opposition figure Sidya Touré has died in Paris at 81, after illness and years in exile following the 2021 coup—his passing revives attention on Guinea’s shrinking opposition space. Sports (Guinea-linked): In the AFCON qualifiers build-up, South Africa’s Pitso Mosimane urged Bafana to stay grounded after a 2-1 win over Guinea, but warned finishing must improve; injuries also hit the squad, while Guinea coach Paulo Duarte sparked talk by skipping the pre-match press conference. Road Safety: In Kissidougou, the death toll from a Sangardô accident has risen to 12, including a bride returning from a wedding in Banian. Arts & Culture (Guinea diaspora): Thierno Diallo’s memoir, The Marriage Behind Closed Doors, is highlighted in a new release spotlight.
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