Guinea Moves Toward Civilian Rule After Controversial Constitutional Referendum

Naija247news Guinea Moves Toward Civilian Rule After Controversial Constitutional Referendum MConakry, Guinea — Guinea’s junta-led government has officially commenced the transition to civilian rule following a constitutional referendum that has been widely denounced by opposition parties as a “sham.” The referendum, which cleared the way for major political reforms, paves the path for presidential elections scheduled for 28 December 2025, marking the first such election […] The Post Guinea Moves Toward Civilian Rule After Controversial Constitutional Referendum first appeared on Naija247news and is written by Naija247news

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