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Interview : Abdoul Kader Makanera of UFR in Guinea

Kemo Cham by Kemo Cham
April 14, 2022
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As part of our special coverage of Guinea, we spoke to several players in the political scene. One of them is Abdoul Kader Makanera. He is the Chief of Staff of Guinean opposition leader Sidya Toure, head of the Union Des Forces Republicaines or the Union of Republican Forces, known by its French acronym UFR. He speaks about Toure, his party and its stake in the ongoing transition process.

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