BBC NEWS | Africa | Q&A: Guinea's power struggle
Page last updated at 13:13 GMT, Friday, 26 December 2008 Military leaders have taken control of Guinea following the death of the late president, 74-year-old Lansana Conte. A little-known army captain, Moussa Dadis Camara, has named himself president and appears to have popular support. The West African nation is a leading exporter of bauxite, but most of its people live on less than $1 a day. Wha
BBC NEWS | Africa | Military 'seizes power' in Guinea
A Guinea army statement has announced the dissolution of the government, after President Lansana Conte's death. An army officer said on state radio a "consultative council" of civilian and military chiefs would be set up. The EU and African Union condemned the move. A BBC correspondent in the capital Conakry says tanks have been seen on the streets. But Guinea Prime Minister Ahmed Tidiane Souare s
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