Guinea has just dissolved 40 political parties, including its three main opposition groups, in a move that critics say signals a further consolidation of power under President Mamady Doumbouya. To help us unpack what this means for democracy and stability in the country, Professor Douglas Yates, a political scientist and expert in African politics at the American Graduate School in Paris

<p>Guinea has just dissolved 40 political parties, including its three main opposition groups, in a move that critics say signals a further consolidation of power under President Mamady Doumbouya. To help us unpack what this means for democracy and stability in the country, Professor Douglas Yates, a political scientist and expert in African politics at the American Graduate School in Paris</p>