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Guinea-Bissau role as drug hub declining

afrol News, 5 November - According to UN sources, Guinea-Bissau with the help of European security forces is slowly losing importance as a centre for drug trafficking. The drug mafia is not anymore threatening the entire state apparatus.

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Economy - Development | Politics

World Bank increases support to Guinea Bissau

afrol News, 15 July - The World Bank has announced a loan of $1.74 million to Guinea Bissau to train the government in public finance management.

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Politics | Human rights | Society

Political figures killed and hunted in Guinea-Bissau

afrol News, 5 June - Mass killings of political figures are feared in Guinea-Bissau as security forces reportedly went on a rampage to arrest people painted as coup plotters.

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Economy - Development | Politics | Society

Guinea Bissau gets international support for elections

afrol News, 15 May - The Brazilian government has pledged both financial and human resources support for Guinea Bissau to conduct elections scheduled for 28 June this year.

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Politics

Two ex-Presidents in Guinea-Bissau polls

afrol News, 15 April - Guinea-Bissau gears up for elections to be held on 28 June after President João Bernardo "Nino" Vieira was shot dead on 2 March. Two ex-Presidents, Kumba Yala and Henrique Rosa, and the current interim leader have announced their candidacy.

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Bissau troops crackdown on critics

afrol News, 1 April - The Guinea Bissau Court President Francisco José Fadul was beaten by military personnel at his home in the country’s capital Bissau in the morning, Amnesty International has said in a statement.

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Politics | Human rights

Bissau’s interim president affirms democratic rule

afrol News, 4 March - Guinea Bissau’s speaker of parliament Raimundo Pereira was sworn in as the country’s interim president on Tuesday, just a day after the assassination of the President Joao Bernardo Vieira. In line with the country's constitution, the new president is required to call for elections within two months.

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Politics | Human rights

ECOWAS delegation to Bissau

afrol News, 3 March - The West African bloc has sent a delegation to Guinea-Bissau to engage all Guinean stakeholders in an effort to restore constitutional normalcy and boost confidence among political actors, civil society and security services.

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Politics | Human rights

Fears of a coup in Bissau subsiding, but..!

afrol News, 2 March - A state of emergency is an order of the city, according to reports from Bissau, with only a movement of millitary, following the deaths of President Joao Bernardo Vieira and the army chief of staff Batista Tagme Na Wai.

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Politics | Human rights

Bissau president killed by army

afrol News, 2 March - Guinea Bissau troops have reportedly gunned down President João Bernardo Vieira early today, just a few hours after bombing wrecked military base in the capital Bissau killing the army chief of staff, local reports have revealed.

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Politics | Human rights

Bissau Army confirms attack on chief of staff

afrol News, 6 January - Guinea-Bissau military has today confirmed an attack on Chief of Staff General Batista Tagme Na Wai by armed forces at the presidential palace in the capital city Bissau on Sunday. However, a presidential guard officer has said the incident was an accident and not an attempt to kill the General.

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Politics | Human rights

UN Security Council calls for peaceful solutions in Guinea-Bissau

afrol News, 26 November - The United Nations Security Council yesterday strongly condemned the attempted coup d’état in Guinea-Bissau, and urged all political groups in the impoverished west African country to resolve their disputes peacefully.

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Politics

Bissau presidential guards foil a coup

afrol News, 24 November - Heavily armed military men reportedly stormed into Guinea-Bissau's President João Bernardo Vieira's premises after midnight, killing a guard and wounding several others in an attempted coup, a top government official said.

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Politics

Optimism in Guinea-Bissau after successful polls

afrol News, 21 November - Guinea-Bissau has for a decade been plagued with political instability and disruption, but the confirmed sweeping election victory of the PAIGC party is causing optimism in the country and abroad that stability may finally be assured.

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Health | Society

EU respond to Guinea-Bissau's cholera epidemic

afrol News, 24 October - Some over 12,000 people in Guinea-Bissau are said to have been hit by latest Cholera epidemic, with 200 already reported dead.

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» 16.10.2008 - UN welcomes Guinea-Bisaau election process
» 01.10.2008 - Bissau death toll escalates
» 19.09.2008 - Bissau cholera outbreak kills 122
» 21.08.2008 - Bissau cholera out of control
» 18.08.2008 - UN fund Guinea Bissau to fight cholera epidemic
» 14.08.2008 - ECOWAS mission to study Bissau crisis
» 13.08.2008 - Bissau coup leader re-arrested
» 08.08.2008 - Caretaker government for Guinea-Bissau
» 06.08.2008 - Bissau premier removed
» 01.08.2008 - Bissau drug probe invites more troubles
» 30.07.2008 - Death threats over Bissau drug probe
» 21.07.2008 - Bissau's air traffic controller arrested after drug bust
» 26.06.2008 - Bissau asked to sustain drug combat
» 24.06.2008 - Shacky economic recovery for Guinea-Bissau
» 05.06.2008 - Food aid distributed in Guinea-Bissau

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