Guinea's Supreme Court has officially confirmed the results of the December 28 election, clearing the way for coup leader Mamady Doumbouya to serve a seven-year term as President.

The court's validation, a required step following any election, upheld provisional results showing Doumbouya won a decisive 86.72% of the vote. Doumbouya, a former special forces commander, seized power in 2021 in a coup that ousted then-president Alpha Condé.

For more on this, Political Analyst, Jean Donald Taladzi.

Guinea's Supreme Court has officially confirmed the results of the December 28 election, clearing the way for coup leader Mamady Doumbouya to serve a seven-year term as President.
The court's validation, a required step following any election, upheld provisional results showing Doumbouya won a decisive 86.72% of the vote. Doumbouya, a former special forces commander, seized power in 2021 in a coup that ousted then-president Alpha Cond&eacute;.
For more on this, Political Analyst, Jean Donald Taladzi.

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