The suspense will soon end,

Cellou Dalein Diallo will represent his party, the Union of Democratic Forces of Guinea (UFDG), in the presidential election on October 18.

It's decided

Unless there is a last minute change, the Union of Democratic Forces of Guinea will participate in the presidential election of October 18.

And it is the former leader of the opposition, Cellou Dalein Diallo, who will, for a third consecutive time, face Alpha Condé, the outgoing president, candidate of the RPG Arc-en-ciel. 

Wakat Sera

rushes

perilous third term

one of those bush trucks without brakes, which abound on the laterite tracks which connect the African villages

unconstitutional and conflicting at will

Wakat Sera

who opts, against all

, for this mandate too many which has never brought happiness to those who are there. rub

the will of the god Alpha must be done

shame, disappointment, disenchantment, disillusion ... None of these words, and their synonyms, do are strong enough to express the sentiment of the Guinean people and Africans who had placed their hope in Alpha Condé to serve as a trigger for the democratic process, the real one, in Guinea

Two men with an almost identical past, who, after having known the crossing of the desert specific to the opponents in Africa, have tasted the delights of power and cling to them, finally, like leeches

could well be titled:" Alpha Condé and Alassane Ouattara, honors to horror

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the historic decision

example

L'Héritage, Le Bélier

Le Mandat

Le Patriote, L'Expression, L'Essor, Today, Le Miroir, Le Jour, Fraternité Matin or even L'Inter. .

burning

Ouattara's candidacy for the presidential election in October 2020

demonstrations took place in Abidjan and inside the country

people dead and several wounded

in the entourage of the French president, it is an understatement to say that we are observing with a worried eye the rise of political and ethnic tensions in Côte d'Ivoire since the announcement of Ouattara's candidacy.

[…] It is out of the question for Paris that a new political crisis will destabilize this major partner, the economic heart of West Africa, where French investments are important.

Without forgetting that faced with the jihadist threat at the gates of the country, any vacillation at the top of the state would be cleverly exploited by Sahelian groups who are just waiting for it

Jeune Afrique

Elysian source

We are very concerned because no one, neither President Ouattara nor his political opponents, is moving in the right direction.

The general state of mind is not the right one on all sides