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Guinea electricity chief sacked after power cut protests

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Laye Sekou Camara of Electricity in Guinea was dismissed along with his two deputies. The decision comes after two children, aged eight and 14, were shot dead amid violent protests on Tuesday. The managing director and deputy of Guinea's national oil company were also dismissed in a separate decree.

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Guinea electricity chief sacked after power cut protests

Guinea electricity chief sacked after power cut protests Estelle.Bronkhorst Sun, 03/17/2024 - 06:00 CONAKRY - Guinea announced that the head of its national electricity company had been sacked after repeated power cuts sparked deadly protests in the military-ruled country.Laye Sekou Camara of Electricity in Guinea (EDG) was dismissed along with his two deputies, Fode Soumah and Abdoulaye Kone, in a decree signed by junta chief General Ma…

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