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The African Union lifts sanctions on Guinea and restores its membership, citing progress in the country's political transition which culminated in Mamady Doumbouya's election as president.
2026-01-22

Guineans vote for a president as incumbent Mamady Doumbouya seeks to be elected four years after leading a coup.
2025-12-28

ECOWAS announces the deployment of ground troops to Benin from Ghana, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, and Sierra Leone.
2025-12-7

Guinea's supreme court publishes a provisional list of nine presidential candidates for the upcoming election, including junta leader Mamady Doumbouya, while excluding former prime minister Lansana Kouyaté on procedural grounds.
2025-11-8

Incumbent Guinean president Mamady Doumbouya submits his candidacy for the election. The election is being held under a new constitution.
2025-11-3

ECOWAS confirms that Guinea's ruling junta has agreed to restore civilian rule in two years.
2022-10-23

A Guinea junta spokesman for leader Mamady Doumbouya says that Doumbouya shrugged off threats of economic sanctions by ECOWAS when confronted with them, saying that "as soldiers, their work is in Guinea and there is nothing to freeze in their accounts." Talks are also ongoing to allow ousted president Alpha Condé to leave Guinea, a petition to which the junta has refused permission.
2021-09-18

Leaders from the West African bloc ECOWAS and from the Organization of Islamic Cooperation plead with Gambian long-time President Yahya Jammeh who lost in the recently held elections to step aside or face consequences.
2016-12-18

The election commission in Guinea proposes 10 October as a revised date for the presidential run-off election.
2010-09-23

Guinea and Djibouti pledge to contribute troops towards the African Union Mission supporting the Transitional Federal Government in Somalia.
2010-07-23