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Guinea Politics & Rights: Guinean activist and teacher Bella Bah was kidnapped from his Conakry school on Saturday, his wife says, with his whereabouts still unknown; witnesses claim men in uniform and balaclavas took him away, and officials have not responded. Presidential Transparency: President Mamadi Doumbouya posted on X from Greece to dispel rumours about his health, saying he continues to serve Guineans; the presidency says government work will continue, and the armed forces reaffirmed loyalty while a decree appointed a senior official to coordinate presidential affairs during his absence. Regional Governance & Money: A Sierra Leone Telegraph commentary argues Guinea’s decision to opt out of an ECOWAS single currency in 2027 is “economic clarity,” saying monetary union needs stable inflation, fiscal discipline, reserves, and stronger institutions first. Regional Security Context: Liberia’s editorial urges Conakry and Monrovia to provide clearer public updates on repeated border incidents, warning that “quiet diplomacy” without transparency could let a manageable dispute harden.

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