AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGuinea in the spotlight: Conakry’s Catholic Archdiocese urged 155 young delegates heading to West African Youth Day in Ghana to treat the trip as a missionary mission, not tourism, and to return as “ambassadors” for peace and hope in their communities. Arts & culture: The Macondo Literary Festival unveiled its 2026 theme, “Ink, Sea, Silence,” with a programme spanning literature, art and music, and a focus on restitution and the “archives of silence” around looted African heritage. Guinea arts on the global map: A UNESCO City of Literature discussion highlighted Conakry’s existing UNESCO City of Literature status and framed it as a more lasting goal than the World Book Capital title. Community tragedy: Conakry held a mass funeral for 36 victims of a deadly landfill collapse, with authorities revising the toll and reporting hundreds affected—while survivors demanded safer relocation after demolition efforts. Football & identity: Newcastle confirmed the signing of Guinea midfielder Ousmane Diabaté, keeping him on loan at Gençlerbirliği as he continues his rise.
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