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Guinea: No Election Before General Census, Transitional Authorities Say In Guinea, Mohamed Béavogui’s government announced on April 15, the return of constitutional order wouldn’t take place before a general census was conducted. The condition was listed among 10 other prerequisites which included: administrative census for civil status purposes, the publication of voter regisA supporter holds up a Guinean National Flag as tration lists, the drafting of the new Constitution, organization exiled activists arrive in Conakry, on September 18, of the referendum ballot, drafting of organic laws and the or2021. (Photo courtesy AfricaNews.com) ganizing of local elections, followed by legislative elections, the establishment of national institutions resulting from the new Constitution and eventually a presidential election. The Minister of Territorial Administration and Devolution presented the different steps without giving a precise timetable. The statement comes after ECOWAS President Jean-Claude Kassi Brou gave Guinea’s leader Colonel Doumbouya until April 22 to deliver a timeline on democratic elections. He warned that otherwise, the country would face further sanctions. "Mr. Minister, we have at least four years to go and if that is the case, it is the duty of a legal regime to do everything you propose," said Cheick Tidiane Traoré, leader of the Movement for the Republic (MPR). Colonel Mamady Doumbouya took power on September 5, 2021 in Conakry, overthrowing President Alpha Conde, whose last few years as head of state were marked by months of severely repressed protests. Refusing to be dictated to by ECOWAS or anyone else, the officer said the timetable would be set by the National Transitional Council (CNT), an assembly that acts as a legislative body. Its 81 members were appointed by the Colonel-President himself and they've been in office since February. ECOWAS insisted in vain on the need to hold elections within six months of the September coup. The regional body suspended Guinea and imposed sanctions on members of the junta. WI
caribbean now Jamaica and Rwanda Begin Process of Strengthening Ties The governments of Jamaica and Rwanda have begun the process of strengthening their relationship, including greater social and economic ties that are beneficial to the people of both countries. During a three-day state visit to Jamaica April 1315, His Excellency Paul Kagame (left), President of the Republic of Rwanda, participated in a “Think Jamaica 2022 – Government to Government and Civil Society Dialogue,” during which he said his presence in Jamaica was indicative of the partnership between the nations. “I suppose we have to work on certain things but I think the more we get together, the government officials from both sides will put a working program in place,” Kagame said. The Think Jamaica session was held at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in New Kingston on April 15 and formed part of the activities for the three-day state visit of Kagame, the first Rwandan Head of State to visit Jamaica. The three-day state visit by the president coincides with Jamaica’s 60th anniversary of independence which is being celebrated throughout the entire year. Jamaica Prime Minister Andrew Holness (right) said collaboration in areas such as science and engineering is critical in accelerating Jamaica’s thrust to create a digital society. “And so, a part of what we will be seeing as the short term, what we discussed, is how we can accelerate our own digital process in line with what Rwanda is doing so that, for example, we can collaborate on science and engineering, which are two gaps in our society,” Holness said. “But we have similar problems, similar outlooks, we relate to each other as equals and we can find our own solutions,” he said. Jamaica and Rwanda entered diplomatic relations on November 6, 1998. WI
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