The Morning Call
As the world marked international day for Labour on Wednesday the 1st of May, an annual holiday to celebrate the achievements of workers, celebrations in Guinea were marred by violent attacks.
Clashes erupted between union groups of UFCG and SLECG at the Conakry People’s Palace venue for the May Day parade.
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