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Fin de transition en GuinÃ©e : Le GÃ©nÃ©ral SÃ©kouba KonatÃ© parleâ€¦(Exclusif)

Finalisation de la transition : Le Capitaine Dadis Camara sâ€™exprimeâ€¦ (Exclusif)

Perchoir de lâ€™assemblÃ©e : DerniÃ¨re ligne droite pour le choix dÃ©finitif du candidat de lâ€™opposition

Situation socio-politique en GuinÃ©e: Ce qu'en pense l'opposant Faya Milimono

Exclusif: le prÃ©sident CondÃ© demande la dÃ©mission du gouvernement(officiel)

Detail de la News

AprÃ¨s les incidents de mercredi, un calme prÃ©caire rÃ¨gne en haute banlieueâ€¦

CONAKRY-AprÃ¨s les violences enregistrÃ©es hier notamment sur lâ€™axe Dixinn-Hamdallaye-Bambeto-Cosa, le calme semble revenir progressivement dans les quartiers de la haute banlieue de Conakry, a appris Africaguinee.com.

Selon certains citoyens joints au tÃ©lÃ©phone le calme semble revenir progressivement mÃªme si certains commerces restent encore fermÃ©s : â€œLâ€™accalmie est revenue aprÃ¨s la folle journÃ©e de mercredi. Ce matin, les commerces sont restÃ©s ouverts, la circulation suit son cours habituel. â€˜â€™ Chez nous ici câ€™est calme, quelques boutiques et magasins sont ouverts, la circulation est fluide et chacun vaque Ã ses affairesâ€™â€™, a tÃ©moignÃ© un citoyen.

Du cÃ´tÃ© de lâ€™autoroute Fidel Castro, notamment au marchÃ© de Madina, certains magasins et boutiques sont restÃ©s fermÃ©s. Les Ã©talagistes et les marchands ambulants font leur petit commerce.

Bah Aissatou
Pour Africaguinee.com

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