Guinea

Guinea is one of the world’s largest bauxite exporters and a significant gold producer, with vast untapped mineral wealth. Africaspoint covers Guinea’s mining sector, governance transition following recent political changes, and the investment environment of a country whose aluminium supply chain has global implications for the automotive and aerospace industries.

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Guinea dissolves 40 opposition parties

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Africaspoint Editorial

Guinea's junta-turned-government has dissolved 40 political parties including the three main opposition groups, stripping them of legal status, closing their…

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