| 5,603,346 |
9.58515 |
-13.59766 |
Guinea |
|
Dozens of youth staged an angry protest against a new Ebola treatment centre, halting the construction. They damaged a gazebo and equipment being used for the opening as Doctors Without Borders staff and local officials were evacuated. |
| 5,603,351 |
9.5091 |
-13.7122 |
Guinea |
|
Maritime workers went on strike against a decision by the Port of Conakry to give monopolistic right to a french company. The strike has paralyzed the port and is causing major economic concerns. |
| 5,603,354 |
9.1833 |
-10.1 |
Guinea |
|
Hundreds of youth violently prevented the installation of an Ebola treatment center, setting fires and breaking furniture. |
| 5,603,358 |
9.5091 |
-13.7122 |
Guinea |
|
Trade unions led a general strike calling primarily for salary increases for civil servants. |
| 5,603,362 |
9.5091 |
-13.7122 |
Guinea |
|
Youth in the Bambeto-Cosa interchange area blocked roads as part of a general strike and security forces dispersed them. |
| 5,603,366 |
9.5091 |
-13.7122 |
Guinea |
|
Trade unions led day two of a general strike calling primarily for salary increases for civil servants. |
| 5,603,372 |
9.5091 |
-13.7122 |
Guinea |
|
At least a dozen were injured in clashes between opposition political protesters who threw stones and burned tires, and police who used tear gas and possibly live ammunition. |
| 5,603,376 |
9.5091 |
-13.7122 |
Guinea |
|
Clashes reported between opposition supporters and security forces. |
| 5,603,380 |
9.5091 |
-13.7122 |
Guinea |
|
Youth in the Bambeto-Cosa interchange area clashed with police after blocking streets and burning tires in support of the general strike. |
| 5,603,385 |
9.96667 |
-12.33333 |
Guinea |
|
Residents attacked a group of three police officers and their driver who stopped on their way to a funeral, claiming the victims were spreading Ebola and had killed a local resident whom one of the victims had given a sedative. The mob used machetes and clubs to beat the victims, killing two and setting their bodies on fire. |
