Formerly: Professor of Political Science, University of Paris-Sorbonne; spent decades in opposition to the succession of undemocratic regimes in post-independence Guinea; led the Rally of the Guinean People, an opposition party (RPG) during this period; since December 2010, serving as the first democratically elected President of Guinea.
When G20 leaders meet later this year in Hamburg, investment in Africa’s future will be high on their agenda. German Chancellor Angela Merkel has already committed to using her presidency...
While Western nations complain of a failure to introduce super-fast broadband quickly enough, African cities, towns and villages still struggle with access to basic electricity to light t...
Talk of a fourth, technology-driven industrial revolution may seem like something a million miles from the minds of developing countries like Guinea. Surely we have more fundamental probl...
