Guinea Junta Committed To Transition

Guinea Junta ANnounve a toll-free number

Guineans flood the streets to celebrate the coup with Members of Guinea armed Forces

Guinea`s Junta that seized power last weak from the defined former President Alpha Conde, has announced a toll-free number for civilians to report any abuses by the security forces.

The announced that number 100 will be available to all telephone operators in Guinea and should be used by the civilians to report abuses.

The military coup leaders also announced a four-day consultation program with different groups starting Tuesday.

The consultation program will include religious leaders, civil society groups, and business people, among other groups.

The junta has affirmed that they are committed to the transition process.

A regional group had met the detained president Alpha Conde and said he was in good health.

KDRTV spoke to a Guinean national two hours before this post, and he said the following:

“We are happy for our soldiers and we beliove that they have Guineans in their heart…”

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