Hotel Housekeeper Tells Magazine of Her Encounter With Strauss-Kahn
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- Published on Monday, 25 July 2011 07:52
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Hotel Housekeeper Tells Magazine of Her Encounter With Strauss-Kahn
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The housekeeper at the Sofitel hotel who accused Dominique Strauss-Kahn of sexual assault has given a long and tearful interview, with her full name and picture attached, that provides her detailed account of the May encounter — including that Mr. Strauss-Kahn told her “You’re beautiful” as he attacked her.
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ANALYSIS-End of the good life stirs discontent in Guinea's army
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- Published on Saturday, 23 July 2011 00:00
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ANALYSIS-End of the good life stirs discontent in Guinea's army.
By Saliou Samb
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CONAKRY, July 22 (Reuters) - For years, the lucky holder of a post in Guinea's presidential guard could expect a plush villa and a share in rackets worth up to $50,000 a month -- about 500 times the average income in this West African state.
Such is the depth of official graft which new civilian President Alpha Conde has vowed to stamp out -- an effort which analysts say nearly cost him his life but which he must win to bring lasting stability to his country.
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Simandou to start at 2 mln T in 2012-Vale
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- Published on Wednesday, 23 February 2011 18:28
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Simandou to start at 2 mln T in 2012-Vale.
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Vale's Simandou to start 2012 with 2 mln T capacity
* Production seen at 50 mln tonnes by 2020 (Vale corrects statement to show iron output will begin 2012 with 2 million tonnes per year capacity)
CONAKRY, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Iron ore production from Vale's (VALE5.SA: Quote)(VALE.N: Quote) Zogota mine at Simandou, in Guinea, will begin production in 2012 at 2 million tonnes per year, the company said on Tuesday.
Guinée : investiture d'Alpha Condé comme président de la République
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- Published on Tuesday, 21 December 2010 09:26
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Guinée : investiture d'Alpha Condé comme président de la République
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C'est ce mardi 21 décembre 2010 qu'Alpha Condé est investi dans ses fonctions. L'opposant de toujours, condamné à mort sous Sékou Touré, emprisonné sous Lansana Conté, est devenu le premier président démocratiquement élu en Guinée. Un printemps démocratique qui contraste avec l'hiver politique ivoirien. Alpha Condé doit prêter serment, à Conakry, en présence de plusieurs chefs d'Etats africains, dont Abdoulaye Wade du Sénégal, le président malien Amadou Toumani Touré, ou encore le Gabonais Ali Bongo.
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L’université Thierno Macka Barry honore ses diplômés
L’université Thierno Macka Barry est située dans le quartier Dabompa, Commune de Matoto.
Elle a été fondée en 2006 avec un effectif de cinquante étudiants repartit dans les facultés des lettres et sciences humaines, Droit et sciences politiques et les sciences économiques et gestion.
Les trois premières promotions viennent de bénéficier de leurs diplômes.
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Ethnic clashes erupt in Guinea capital
(Reuters) - Rival gangs fought with knives and truncheons in Guinea's crumbling seaside capital on Friday as ethnic tension worsened before an election in the unstable West African nation, witnesses said.
Security forces in full anti-riot gear piled into the backs of pick-up trucks and deployed across Conakry to separate the fighters as President Alpha Conde's government appealed for calm.
"It has become very bad. People set fire to a car right in front of me. I've seen four people injured in the fighting," said Souleymane Bah, a resident of Bambeto, one of several areas where clashes were reported.
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