Sékouba Konaté was the acting President of Guinea in 2010 until December 21.
Alpha Condé became the President on December 21 for the rest of 2010.
Konaté was previously vice-president but made acting president on 2009 December 3 after the assassination attempt on president Moussa Dadis Camara which left Camara incapacitated after being shot in the head.
Camara and Konaté took power on 2008 December 24 by declaring the country under military rule, after the previous president Lansana Conté died from illness. With this, they deposed the acting president Aboubacar Somparé, and dissolved the government and institutions of the Republic.
Presidential Elections were held in 2010 on June 27 with a run-off on November 7, with Condé coming out a close winner over other candidate Cellou Dalein Diallo. Condé is considered the first democratically elected leader of Guinea in truly credible elections.
The first name of the president of Guinea was Ahmed Sékou Touré.
Mohamed Said Fofana is the Prime Minister of Guinea in 2013. He was appointed by President Alpha Condé on 2010 December 24.
Mohamed Said Fofana is the Prime Minister of Guinea in 2011. He was appointed by President Alpha Condé on 2010 December 24.
Alpha Condé was the President of Guinea in 2011. He became the President on 2010 December 21.Presidential Elections were held in 2010 on June 27 with a run-off on November 7, with Condé coming out a close winner over other candidate Cellou Dalein Diallo. Condé is considered the first democratically elected leader of Guinea in truly credible elections.
Alpha Condé is the President of Guinea in 2013. He became the President on 2010 December 21.Presidential Elections were held in 2010 on June 27 with a run-off on November 7, with Condé coming out a close winner over other candidate Cellou Dalein Diallo. Condé is considered the first democratically elected leader of Guinea in truly credible elections.
Alpha Condé is the President of Guinea in 2014. He became the President on 2010 December 21. Presidential Elections were held in 2010 on June 27 with a run-off on November 7, with Condé coming out a close winner over other candidate Cellou Dalein Diallo. Condé is considered the first democratically elected leader of Guinea in truly credible elections.
Alpha Condé was the President of Guinea in 2012. He became the President on 2010 December 21.Presidential Elections were held in 2010 on June 27 with a run-off on November 7, with Condé coming out a close winner over other candidate Cellou Dalein Diallo. Condé is considered the first democratically elected leader of Guinea in truly credible elections.
The Republic of Guinea is a presidential republic. It has no prince.
On 2009 December 3 president Moussa Dadis Camara was shot in the head during an assassination attempt and incapacitated. Sékouba Konaté, the previous vice-president, is now the acting president of Guinea.
Guinea-Bissau is on the Northwest border of the Republic of Guinea.
The Republic of Guinea is an independent nation.
Yes, the Republic of Guinea is independent.