The Morning Call
Guinea’s opposition and civil society continue to reject the proposed constitutional amendments that could allow President Alpha Condé to run for a third term in office.
According to them, the president is using it as a ploy to stay in power.
It should be noted that the current constitution limits the elected president only two terms in office.
But what does the Guinean citizen think about the proposed constitutional changes?
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