TRANSLATED BY COCORIOKO Faced with the now former ministers, in particular the Prime Minister, Ibrahima Kassory Fofana and President of the Institutions of the Republic, the spokesperson for the National Rally and Development Committee, Col Mamady Doumbouya, gave the measures taken against them during the transition period. He said he wanted to place "the transition that is opening under the sign of hope and of a new Guinea, reconciled with itself, with all the sons of the country. This will be possible with the collaboration and help of all ". “At the end of this transitional phase, he added. together, of course, we will lay the foundations for a new era in governance, security and economic development ”. Then he wanted to "reassure everyone here that there will be no spirit of hatred or revenge. It must be said that there will be no witch hunts. But justice will be the compass that will guide every Guinean citizen. As it was said in the second communiqué, the secretaries general of our various departments will ensure the continuity of the service until the installation of the next government. I still want to inform you that no movement outside our borders will be allowed by the transition. All your travel documents and company vehicles must be handed over to the secretariats of your former departments. A global consultation will be opened to describe the main lines of the transition. Then a government of national unity will be put in place to lead the transition ". Abdou Lory Sylla for guinee7.com
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Coup d'etat in Guinea: citizens of N’zérékoré welcome the departure of Alpha Condé Reelected for a third term as head of the country, President Alpha Condé is said to have served only 8 months in his new term, following the coup d'état led by the man he mentored, Colonel Mamady Doumbouya. The news broke the city of N’zérékoré yesterday Sunday. On Monday, several citizens opposed to the ousted regime were quick to express their joy at the governorate level and at the place where the handovers between the Governors and prefects were held. In the process, the now strongmen of the city were applauded by the crowd chanting slogans "we are released, the dictator is gone". When questioned, Michel Kamano congratulated the army on its bravery. "I graduated, but since I finished I have been unemployed. Guineans were tired of this Alpha Condé dictatorship. But we call on the new authorities to honor the commitments they have made. Even so, I remain optimistic for the future, ”he said. Same opinion for Moussa Kourouma, who said: "It was the right moment because the people are tired of the mismanagement of this regime which sowed terror. Everyone was oppressed in his reign. We are released, I'm happy ”. For his part, Maurice Koulemou remains skeptical about the commitments made by the new strongman of Conakry. “The military often does not keep promises once in power. My first wish was the departure of President Alpha Condé from power. But the doubt that I also have is the effectiveness of the commitments made. In any case, we support them in the direction of the recovery of the country as soon as possible ”, launches this other citizen. In the town of N’zérékoré, disappointment can be read on the faces of power activists. On the other hand, among opposition activists, it is immense joy. And it should be remembered that the public services are functioning well this Monday even if a paralysis is noted. Amara Souza Soumaoro, correspondent for N’zérékoré
