Citizens of Guinea about the upcoming elections

  1. Posted on Wednesday 23 June 2010 - 12:04
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    Video made by: Youssouf Bah in Conakry, edited by: Esme Atsyornu
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    In this video Africanews.com reporter Youssouf Bah talks to people in the streets of Conakry to hear their opinion about the upcoming elections. "I will vote for everyone who brings food and money. If you feed the poor they will always think about you."~~

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  1. Posted on Wednesday 11 August 2010 10:01
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    “This system will surely contribute to making these elections more credible. Furthermore, it will turn every citizen into an active observer of the process,” says Thierno Seydou Bayo, Head of Communications for Guinea’s National Independent Election Commission (CENI).

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