Sources: BBC
Former Guinean military leader Moussa Dadis Camara and ten others go on trial for their alleged involvement in a massacre of anti-government demonstrators in 2009. 2022-09-28
Heavy gunfire is heard in Conakry, Guinea, as soldiers seal off and block the main bridge connecting to the Kaloum neighborhood, which houses the Presidential Palace. President Alpha Condé is arrested and taken away by special forces soldiers but appears to be unharmed. Three soldiers are reportedly killed. 2021-09-5
A landslide at a clandestine gold mine in Siguiri, Guinea, kills at least fifteen miners. 2021-05-9
The World Health Organization asks six African countries (Senegal, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone, and Liberia) to be on the alert for possible Ebola outbreaks after Guinea and the Democratic Republic of Congo reported new cases that signaled a resurgence of the outbreak. 2021-02-16
Despite violent protests, boycotts from the political opposition and fears about potential coronavirus infections, legislative elections are held in Guinea next to a controversial referendum. 2020-03-22
For the first time since March 2014, Guinea is declared free from Ebola virus transmissions by the World Health Organization. 2015-12-29
The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announces that there will be a 21-day monitoring period for all travelers from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea. 2014-10-22
At least three army recruits are killed in a riot at a military training camp in Kissidougou, southern Guinea. 2011-03-10
The two rival presidential candidates in Guinea agree to go ahead with a presidential run-off on Sunday amid the replacement of the head of the election commission. 2010-10-20
Guinea's junta chief Moussa Dadis Camara arrives in Burkina Faso after being hospitalised in Morocco. 2010-01-13