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Mamadi Doumbouya

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West African independence anniversary rhetoric

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Latest: Côte d'Ivoire marks 66th independence with military parade and presidential pardons

In early August 2026 Burkina Faso marked the 65th anniversary of its independence, with Transitional President Ibrahim Traoré invoking Thomas Sankara’s legacy and calling for a “war of liberation” and sovereign developme

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Guinea Doumbouya vacation and military loyalty

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Latest: Guinea Army Reaffirms Loyalty to President Mamadi Doumbouya Amid Speculation

In early August 2026 President Mamadi Doumbouya travelled to Greece for a private vacation. Immediately after his departure, the chief of staff of the Guinean armed forces, General Ibrahima Sory Bangoura, announced on st

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ECOWAS ECO rollout proceeds, Guinea balks

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Latest: Guinea refuses to adopt ECOWAS Eco currency as launch debates intensify

In late July 2026 ECOWAS leaders reconfirmed the plan to launch the regional single currency, the ECO, in 2027, shifting to a phased introduction that will first include only those members meeting strict convergence benc

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West African labour strike threats

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Latest: Guinea teachers demand contract appointments, warn of nationwide strike

In early July 2026, Senegal's government moved to prevent a nationwide labour strike organized by the Front syndical, indicating rising tension in the country's labor sector. By early August, a similar pattern emerged in

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West African cabinet reshuffles

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Latest: Guinea President Mamadi Doumbouya reshuffles cabinet, keeps PM Amadou Oury Bah

In late July 2026, two West African states announced significant changes to their executive teams. Senegal issued a presidential decree on 23 July that reorganised the presidential cabinet, creating a new Chief of Cabin

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