Lansana Conté

New video The witness the US prosecutors say was Mamadie Conté née Touré the fourth wife of the late President Lansana Conté...

Meanwhile Conakry accuses Steinmetz of bribing the government of the late Lansana Conté to obtain the rights to half of the giant Simandou iron-ore mine which used to belong to Rio Tinto...

Especially painful was the departure of Lansana Kouyaté a Prime Minister under the late President Lansana Conté and the former second-in-command at the AAC...

Once the hardline Minister for Territorial Administration Kiridi Bangoura was a prominent figure in Lansana Conté’s Parti de l’unité et du progrès and an implacable adversary of Condé...

Guinea claims BSGR bribed the late President Lansana Conté’s government to obtain the rights to half of the Simandou concession which had previously belonged entirely to Rio Tinto...

The first casualty of the review is likely to be Beny Steinmetz Group Resources (BSGR) which claims to have secured mining rights to Blocks 1 and 2 at Simandou for an undisclosed price from the late President General Lansana Conté shortly before his death in December 2008...

He has already said that the Beny Steinmetz Group Resources Vale’s minority partner in the Simandou mine ‘didn’t follow the law’ when it secured the asset under the late military leader General Lansana Conté...

Guido Santullo grew rich on government business while his patron Lansana Conté was President of Guinea...

Lansana Conté Dadis Camara and Konaté) announced the transfer of exploration rights on blocks 1 and 2 at the vast Simandou iron-ore concession from Rio Tinto to Beny Steinmetz Group Resources...

However President Lansana Conté on his deathbed and surrounded by his wives and courtiers authorised the retrocession of blocks 1 and 2...

There are only two other big Chinese buildings in Conakry: the Palais du Peuple the seat of parliament which was constructed during the rule of dictator Sékou Touré (1958-1984) and the headquarters of Radio Télévision Guinéenne (RTG-Conakry) completed under President Lansana Conté (1984-2008)...