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- ↑ "Up for grabs", Africa Confidential
- ↑ Sport-Plus de Guinee (in French)
- ↑ Saliou Samb, "Africa's most corrupt state wants to clean up act", Mail and Guardian
- ↑ "Guinea - ITUC calls for vigilance", International Trade Union Confederation
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