Moreover, the project aligns with the West African Power Pool (WAPP) programme that aims to provide electricity supply and facilitate cross-border power exchange, said senior officials at the official cornerstone-laying ceremony of Guinea's National Dispatch Centre held in the presence of
Guinean President Alpha Conde and Prime Minister Mamady Youla.
If the upheaval brought about by War failed to result in an immediate change in policy following some ideational change, there is little doubt that the changes caused at least some Papua New
Guineans who were caught up in the War to question their status and relationship with their erstwhile colonial masters.
While as a matter of government policy, the Government of Guinea does not encourage or facilitate illegal activity associated with drug trafficking, corruption is prevalent throughout all elements of the
Guinean government.
The following brief, panoramic view of Equatorial
Guinean literature shows that many writers revisit key places and spaces of the past and present (material and nonmaterial) to give sense to the fragmented collective memory of Equatorial
Guineans.
Earlier evidence from the same team indicated that New
Guineans and residents of neighboring Bougainville Island inherited 4 to 6 percent of their DNA from Denisovans.
According to Hawthorne, bonds formed in barracoons and on ships were the foundations upon which Upper
Guineans in Maranhao and Para built communities.
In Chapter Seven, "Exiles Stay at Home," Ugarte interrogates the notion of "inner exile," suggesting that the repressive regime of Macias coupled with the dictatorial history of Spanish colonizers provided the impetus for an anticolonial literature to emerge among Equatorial
Guineans who migrated as well as those who did not leave the country.
As the course of World War II placed increasing labour demands on Papua and New Guinea, the mass employment of Papua New
Guineans became vital to the allied war effort.
Here they caused much greater destruction and dislocation, driving
Guineans out of their homes along with as many as 75,000 Sierra Leonean refugees who had been living on the
Guinean side of the border for several years.
We urge the
Guinean government to exercise restraint and ensure the safety and security of
Guineans and foreign nationals.
This paper explores the perceptions that young Papua New
Guineans have about the world beyond their country's borders.
The UCLA professor of physiology and environmental health sciences - who is also an avid bird lover - was in Papua New Guinea 30 years ago when a native acquaintance challenged him: ``Why do you white men have so much cargo (possessions) and we New
Guineans have so little?
