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Guinean transitional president Mamady Doumbouya: ‘We want to give power back to Guineans’

By France24
16 November 2021   |   9:57 am
Guinea's transitional president, Colonel Mamady Doumbouya, gave an interview to FRANCE 24 from the capital, Conakry. Doumbouya seized power following a coup d'état on September 5, which ousted Alpha Condé, who had been president for 11 years.

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