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African Union appoints widely praised outgoing military leader to be in charge of a continental rapid response force.
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Conde declared Guinea poll victor
Guinea's electoral commission declares veteran opposition politician Alpha Conde winner of presidential run-off vote.
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Clashes precede Guinea poll results
At least one killed as tension mounts in Conakry ahead of announcement of presidential poll result.
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Guinea delays presidential poll
Run-off delayed indefinitely casting doubt on hopes for civilian rule and provoking fresh protests.
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Clashes ahead of Guinea run-off
Leading presidential candidate's supporters clash with police as fears grow over attempt to bring in civilian rule.
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Second round of voting for president, in what should be the first democratic election since 1958, set for October 24.
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Guinea run-off on September 19
Politicians agree to hold presidential run-off after Islamic holy month.
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Guinea holds first free election
Presidential poll ends peacefully with observers reporting high voter turnout.
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Guinea set for first free vote
West African nation to elect president on Sunday after decades of military rule.
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