Haruna i wish Konate a speedy recovery. La Guinea needs a stable and
a democratic government.

Niamorkono.

On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 4:44 PM, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> We pray for Gen. Konate's good health and strength to see La-Guinea through
> her cascading states of flux. I encourage all opposition leaders who are now
> exiled, to return to La-Guinea upon the assurances of their safety and
> invitation by Gen Konate. It is imperative that La-GUinea has a transitional
> government in place to ward off instability issuing from sentinel regimes of
> flux. Allez!! Haruna.
>
> Courtesy: BBC News.
>    Interim Guinea junta leader Sekouba Konate 'sick'
>    [image: Gen Sekouba Konate, Guinean interim leader (file image)]
> Gen Konate recently visited Cpt Camara in hospital
> *Guinea's interim junta leader Sekouba Konate is to be flown to Senegal,
> officials say, amid reports he is sick.*
> He has been in charge of Guinea while Capt Moussa Dadis Camara is
> recovering in a Moroccan hospital from bullet wounds sustained in a plot to
> kill him.
> If confirmed, this would raise further fears of instability in Guinea.
> Earlier, the International Criminal Court said it would send a prosecutor
> to Guinea to investigate a massacre of opposition protesters last year.
> Senegal's official APS news agency reports that Senegal has sent a plane to
> Conakry to pick up Gen Konate.
> "He is ailing. He will be in Dakar at the beginning of the afternoon," a
> source in the presidency told the AFP news agency, following similar reports
> in the local media.
> Capt Camara was evacuated to Morocco in early December after an attempt on
> his life by a former aide.
> A renegade soldier, Lt Toumba Diakite, has said he carried out the shooting
> after he was told to take the blame for the massacre in September 2009.
> Rights groups say more than 150 people were killed when the military opened
> fire on protesters in a stadium in Conakry on 28 September. There were also
> reports of women being gang-raped by soldiers.
> Lt Diakite remains on the run and Gen Konate has led a military crackdown
> on anyone believed to be connected to the attack, arresting dozens of
> people.
>
>
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