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Guinea situational report: Mamady goes after ‘corrupt’ supreme court judges

Guinea situational report: Mamady goes after ‘corrupt’ supreme court judges

Lieutenant Colonel Mamady Doumbouya, head of the Army’s special forces and coup leader, waves to the crowd as he arrives at the Palace of the People in Conakry on September 6, 2021, ahead of a meeting with the Ministers of the Ex-President of Guinea, Alpha Conde. - Lieutenant Colonel Mamady Doumbouya, the leader of the latest coup in Guinea, is a highly educated, combat-hardened soldier who once served in France's Foreign Legion. Doumbouya's special forces on September 5, 2021 seized Alpha Conde, the West African state's 83-year-old president, a former champion of democracy accused of taking the path of authoritarianism. (Photo by CELLOU BINANI / AFP)

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There are ongoing shake ups in Guinea as the Mamady administration has promised to root out corruption from the francophone country. Earlier there were reports that the new government had directed all former government appointees to submit their passports to prevent them from traveling. Later, government vehicles in their hands as well as their private properties which were acquired during their term of office were confiscated.

Information we are receiving indicates that the seizure of properties have been extended to judges. In a post by Dictator Watch intercepted by CitizenOne, he twitted “the judges of the Supreme court of Guinea which approved Alpha Conde’s unconstitutional 3rd term have been ordered to return their official cars. The passport of the President of the court has been confiscated and the owner barred from traveling outside Guinea”. The twit came with a picture of president of the supreme court and other judges with former president Alpha Conde

Source: CitizenOne
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