Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 02:35 pm
A Guinean opposition team is alleging widescale corruption on the phase of President Alpha Condé and his administration.
The Collective for the Transition in Guinea (CTG) filed a criticism on the eve of the nomination of the ruling party’s candidate for the upcoming presidential election.
The grievance used to be filed at the National Financial Prosecutor’s Office (PNF) in Paris.
Bauxite consortium concerns
Jean-Baptiste Soufron, the CTG’s solicitor, advised a press conference that the issues date again almost a decade:
“The grievance pursuits a set of things to do that have taken area for the reason that 2012-2013 – partly in Paris, partly in Guinea – and which raise worries about acts of corruption committed to the advantage of Alpha Condé, his son Mohamed Condé, however also the Minister of Defence Mohamed Diané”
The CTG is in particular vital of perceived links between the modern-day regime and an international consortium which sold bauxite mining rights near the town of Boké in west Guinea.
“Pure slander”
A presidential reputable has rejected the claims, describing them as “pure slander” and brought that the allegations had been timed because of the drawing close presidential election.
President Condé’s ruling party, Rally of the Guinean People, is due to pick out its presidential candidate for October’s election at a convention on August 5th and 6th.
The eighty two year historical president has already served two terms, commencing in 2010.
Opposition demonstrations
The opposition has been organising demonstrations towards a manageable candidacy for a 0.33 term via President Condé because closing year.
Ibrahim Sorel Keita, spokesperson of the CTG, said it was once essential to speak their claims to the public:
“This is the great time to hope that the populations wake up and find out the truth of the economic practices of this regime.”
(AFP)
