This follows the ‘jailbreak’ of dictator Moussa Dadis Camara who said he was ‘kidnapped’

Six months after seizing power in Guinea, the junta faces its first proper opposition

The killing of more than 150 campaigners by soldiers in Guinea amounted to a crime against humanity, according to a UN report quoted on Monday.

Guinea’s isolated military junta has pledged to cooperate with a UN inquiry into a massacre of opposition demonstrators last month.

Two Cabinet ministers in Guinea resigned in the aftermath of a bloody rally last month where soldiers fired on pro-democracy demonstrators.

A dispute broke out at the head of Guinea’s military government late on Wednesday after a junta leader sought to arrest a military officer.

Guinea’s ruling junta has appointed an independent commission to investigate a deadly crackdown on opposition protestors.

International action may be needed to prevent the tensions behind Guinea’s crackdown on anti-government protests from igniting regional instability.

Guinea on Wednesday banned "subversive" gatherings as it announced two days of national mourning after troops killed at least 157 people.

Former president Lansana Conte was to be buried on Friday as Guinea adjusted to the rule of the military junta that has seized control.