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ANALYSIS: What Guinea must do to stop terrorism at its doorstep

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By Hassane Koné, Paulin Maurice Toupane, Félix Fodé Bongono
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Add us on Google Guinea has so far been spared attacks by violent extremist groups, but the risk of terrorism spilling over from neighbouring Mali is now on the rise. The March indictment of 11 suspected Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) members in Guinea’s gold mining region bordering Mali shows how vulnerable the country is to the instability affecting the central Sahel.
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ANALYSIS: What Guinea must do to stop terrorism at its doorstep

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By Hassane Koné, Paulin Maurice Toupane, Félix Fodé Bongono
| HT Syndication
Nigeria, Aug. 11 -- Guinea has so far been spared attacks by violent extremist groups, but the risk of terrorism spilling over from neighbouring Mali is now on the rise. The March indictment of 11 suspected Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) members in Guinea's gold mining region bordering Mali shows how vulnerable the country is to the instability affecting the central Sahel.
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Félix Fodé Bongono

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By Félix Fodé Bongono
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Recent terror attacks across Mali have intensified JNIM’s blockades of vital transport routes connecting port cities to Sahelian capitals. Although authorities adhered to the ECOWAS timeline, Guinea’s return to democracy is mired in controversy.
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