Guinea’s Junta Schedules Constitutional Referendum for September 21

Guinea’s military junta has set September 21 for a constitutional referendum, aimed at restoring democracy following a coup over three years ago. The announcement was made on state television by General Amara Camara.

In Guinea, the military junta officially announced that September 21 will be the date for a significant constitutional referendum. This referendum is a crucial step toward re-establishing democratic governance in the country, which has been under military rule following a coup more than three years ago. The announcement was made by General Amara Camara, who serves as the secretary-general of the presidency, and it was broadcast on state television late Tuesday evening.

The announcement of the constitutional referendum on September 21 marks a pivotal moment in Guinea’s journey back to democracy. The scheduled vote underscores the junta’s commitment to transitioning towards a democratic governance structure after years of military rule due to the coup.

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