Conakry

Ça danse à Libreville, hmm.

Ça danse à Conakry, hmm.

Ça danse à Brazzaville, hmm.

Ça danse à Niamey, hmm.

And I'd only seen the outbreak from inside an Ebola treatment center and wanted to understand what it looked like in the community, what the conversations were like outside of the center, what the epidemiologists were looking for or finding or trying to talk to communities about.

So I went back to Guinea and was based in Conakry, the capital, in March and April of 2015 to see a different side of the outbreak.

And, you know, over the past decade, I've followed... every Ebola outbreak.

I've tried to understand at the outset what the red flags were, you know, how many cases there were when we first detected it, where were the cases, what was going on in the community, whether there was a capacity to respond.

Now, when it comes to the challenge at hand is generation.

We had issues, challenges when it comes to cons- regional supply constraints, 'cause everybody knows we get energy from Guinea, Conakry, and Senegal.

And, uh, due to issues, there are also technical issues, particularly in Senegal where 240 megawatts installation is down, and the Guinea dam, um, water is an issue.

And because of that, uh, they've cut the supply of energy to The Gambia, causing this problem.

Odienné, that's in Côte d'Ivoire.

He went to Guinea, Conakry, on the northern border, on the edge of the [laughs] can come, 12 hours on a marram road-

[laughs]

... to look for souls.

Ou Amílcar Cabral e Salvador Allende, que vão ambos morrer em 1973.

O fundador do PAIGC à porta de casa, em Conacri, às mãos de membros do próprio partido que criou.

O presidente chileno com um tiro na própria cabeça, durante o golpe de Estado liderado pelo general Augusto Pinochet.

Qualquer um dos movimentos representados na Tricontinental, sobretudo os provenientes das colónias portuguesas, pode lucrar com o apoio da filha do diretor da PIDE.

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has welcomed the long-awaited verdict in the trial into the September 2009 massacre at a stadium in Guinea.

At least 156 people were killed, many disappeared, and at least 109 girls and women were subjected to sexual violence including sexual mutilation and sexual slavery, when security and military forces attacked a peaceful political rally at the stadium in the capital, Conakry.

On Wednesday, a court in the West African country found former President Moussa Dadis Kamara and several other military leaders guilty of crimes against humanity.

After nearly 15 years, the victims, survivors and their families have the right to full justice and transparency, said UN Rights Chief Volker Turk.

I was a sergeant at the time.

And so I got a chance to go to Dakar, Senegal, Conakry, New Guinea, Now explain S-4.

Explain S-4.

S-4 is that is a logistics office for the Marine Corps.

Immediately, as soon as we sat down, He just started talking.

And my father had told me, you know, my father advised me because in 1968, my father was invited to Conakry's venue as a guest of Osagie for Dr. Kwame Mbue.

So he had experience, so

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And they had to organize a small puddle hopper to get me out of Sierra Leone, get me back onto mainland Africa.

Then they flew me in, I don't know, some small plane up to Guinea, Conakry.

And that's...

Hours later, the first time I really heard what was going on and saw actual video because the airport manager took me into his office.