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Zakaria Camara is a journalist based in Conakry, Région de Conakry, Guinée.I have 10 years of radio journalist with a mastery of reporting techniques, presentation of information, writing information. For several years I see pictures, TV journalist. I Couvers several political events including massacres of 2009. I have been working since 2009 with the voice of the Amérique.J'ai also Couvers Ebola in Guinea.http://www.newyorkfestivals.com/tvfilm/main.php?p=2,3,16 the reports are found on the website of Voice of America Africa Service
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Reactions following the dissolution of the government by the Guinean junta
Guineans continue to react to the dissolution of the government, the freezing of bank accounts, and the seizure of passports of government members. No explanation has been provided by the transitional president, General Doumbouya.
Ivory Coast to Supply 50 Million Liters of Gasoline per Month to Guinea
Following the explosion at Guinea's main hydrocarbon depot which resulted in 24 deaths, Ivory Coast has announced it will supply Guinea with 50 million liters of gasoline per month to help the country cope with the aftermath of the tragedy.
Joe Ballar at the Conakry Sape Festival
Conakry, Guinea hosted the second edition of the Conakry Sape Festival, featuring the prominent Sapeur Joe Ballar.
Guinea: Urban Women Venture into Agriculture and Livestock
In Guinea, several women are choosing agriculture and livestock farming to contribute to food self-sufficiency. These fields, once reserved for rural women, are increasingly attracting many salaried and educated women living in urban areas.
When Guinean Women in the City Turn to Agriculture
In Guinea, many women are turning to agriculture and livestock farming to achieve food self-sufficiency. Increasingly, these women are salaried and educated, living in urban areas.
Guinea: Slam increasingly popular among young people
In Guinea, slam is becoming an increasingly popular means of expression among young people. Through heartfelt and passionate performances, individuals convey their emotions to connect with their audience.
Djo Ballar in Guinea: a group of young people tries to promote the culture of 'sape'
In Guinea, a group of young people, with the support of the king of 'sape' Djo Ballar and several elegance enthusiasts, are trying to promote the culture of 'sape' in Conakry by organizing the International Festival of 'Sape'.
China, the main supplier of Guinea
China is the leading supplier and client of Guinea, with a cooperative relationship dating back to 1959. The partnership spans multiple areas, highlighting the strong bilateral ties between the two nations.
Reactions after the escape of Captain Moussa Dadis Camara from prison
In Guinea, former junta leader Captain Moussa Dadis Camara and three co-detainees are under investigation for escape, illegal possession of war weapons, criminal association, and complicity. The four prisoners escaped their cells on Saturday morning with the help of a heavily armed commando, according to military authorities, who also announced the recapture of three fugitives. Lawyers for the fugitives claim it was an abduction. Reactions in Conakry were gathered by correspondent Zakaria Camara.
Israeli-Palestinian Tensions: Guineans Give Their Opinion
The renewed tension between Israelis and Palestinians is drawing significant interest in Africa. In Guinea, correspondent Zakaria Camara gathered opinions from the streets of Conakry.
Guinea: Amadou Damaro Camara released after 18 months of detention
Amadou Damaro Camara, the former president of the National Assembly in Guinea, has been released after 18 months of detention. This development occurred following a lengthy day of interrogation.
Faced with food prices in Guinea, unions launch an indefinite strike
In Guinea, thirteen trade unions have called for an indefinite general strike starting Monday to demand lower food prices and the cessation of media restrictions. The strike has been widely observed in the capital, Conakry.
In Conakry, talks for the return of civilians to power
In Guinea, the government appointed by the junta is engaging in talks with sociopolitical actors to achieve a national dialogue on the return of civilians to power, though significant obstacles remain.
Guinea: General strike to demand lower prices and press freedom
In Guinea, thirteen labor unions have initiated an indefinite general strike to demand lower food prices and the cessation of media restrictions. The strike has seen significant participation in the capital, with at least one person killed during protests.
Two years after the coup, Guineans take stock of the transition
In Guinea, September 5 marks the second anniversary of the military's rise to power following a coup that ended Alpha Condé's third term in 2021. The anniversary is set against a backdrop of sociopolitical crisis, with ongoing questions in Conakry about the return to constitutional order.
Guinea: Young Graduates Forced to Take Small Jobs
In Guinea, many young graduates struggle to find their first job due to a mismatch between their education and employer needs. The high unemployment rate among youths around 25 years old forces them to take small jobs.
In Guinea, the Success of Paranormal Medicine
In Guinea, many patients are turning to paranormal medicine. In the capital, clinics offer services based on practices linked to metaphysics.
Guinea: Many Young Graduates Struggle to Find Their First Job
In Guinea, many young graduates are struggling to find their first job due to a mismatch between their education and the needs of employers, among other reasons. This issue contributes to the high unemployment rate among youth around the age of 25. Some in Conakry are forced to take odd jobs.
Niger: the Guinean junta distances itself from ECOWAS
The Guinean junta, in power since September 2021, warns ECOWAS against any military intervention in Niger, distancing itself from the regional bloc's stance.
Street Theater in Guinea
Guinean comedians are performing in the neighborhoods of Conakry in an attempt to revive public interest in theater.
Reactions in Guinea after the appearance of the Minister of Justice before a court
Reactions in Guinea following the appearance of the Minister of Justice before a court in Conakry. He is targeted by a complaint from activists of the FNDC, the National Front for the Defense of the Constitution, for defamation and abuse of authority.
September 28 Trial in Guinea: Hearings Resume on June 5
In Guinea, the hearings for the events of September 28 have been postponed to June 5. Lawyers boycotted Monday's debates to demand better working conditions.
Levée des boucliers dans la presse guinéenne après un avertissement du gouvernement
The Guinean government has threatened to shut down any media outlet found guilty of ethical violations, sparking outrage among press associations. This move has raised concerns about media freedom and government overreach in Guinea.
Call for new protests in Guinea
The government has called in the army to ensure the safety of citizens and their property. New protests are scheduled in the capital, with socio-political actors demanding an inclusive dialogue for a return to constitutional order.
Clashes between police and protesters in Conakry, activists released
In Guinea, activists including the coordinator of the National Front for the Defense of the Constitution were released on Wednesday. The Guinean judiciary has conceded to one of the demands of the active forces. Religious leaders had requested their release in the name of peace.
In Conakry, a May 1st in search of 'sustainable social justice'
In Guinea, the International Workers' Day is marked by social demands, with contractual teachers threatening to strike if the Guinean government does not meet their requests.
Controversy in Conakry over the funeral of the former first lady
In Guinea, a controversy has arisen over the funeral arrangements for the former first lady, Djènè Condé. Her husband, former president Alpha Conde, opposes the authorities in Conakry organizing the ceremonies. Djènè Condé, who passed away on April 8 in Paris, is to be buried in her hometown of Kakan.
In Conakry, a car wash station like no other
In Conakry, Guinea, women are managing car wash stations, a field traditionally dominated by men. These women are striving for empowerment and believe they can establish themselves in this industry.
Repatriation of Guineans from Tunisia: Outrage in Conakry
The Guinean government has repatriated the first convoy of Guineans from Tunisia following incidents of violence against Sub-Saharan migrants in the country.
Amoukanama, a world-renowned acrobatic troupe, is the pride of Guineans
Once homeless teenagers on the streets of Conakry, a group of young people formed an acrobatic troupe called Amoukanama in 2017, which has since gained international fame, particularly after appearing on a popular American TV show. They are now a source of national pride for Guinea and continue to have big ambitions.
Reactions in Guinea the Day After the FNDC Demonstration
Following a call to protest and subsequent unrest that resulted in two deaths according to the opposition, the Guinean government is threatening to ban the main political parties. There have been reactions on the streets of Conakry regarding the demonstration called by the FNDC on Thursday.
In Conakry, the hard work of sculptors and arboriculturists
In Guinea, the professions of large-scale sculpture and arboriculture are rare and struggle to provide for those who practice them. In Conakry, a sculptor and an arboriculturist face difficulties in selling their products.
Il s'agit d'un reportage que j'ai réalisé au début d'Ebola en Guinée. Il a été retenu par le jury de festival du film et télévision de NewYork. a lire aussi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtpZesy-qf8
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