Guinea-Bissau News » Bissau News Guinea-Bissau » Bissau » Commerce: House Democrats demand answers from CDC on African hepatitis B study
Top Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Thursday demanded answers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) about the agency’s funding of a controversial hepatitis ...
News Guinea-Bissau » Bissau » Commerce: Guinea-Bissau Says 6 December Election Cannot Go Ahead
Guinea-Bissau's transitional prime minister and election commission say the 6 December election cannot be held after legal deadlines were missed.
News Guinea-Bissau » Bissau » Commerce: Poverty in Guinea-Bissau – A look at pre- and post-COVID-19 trends
Poverty continues to be widespread in Guinea-Bissau, having increased by 2.8 percentage points between 2018 and 2021, which is equivalent to over 80,000 additional poor, according to the “Poverty, ...
News Guinea-Bissau » Bissau » Commerce: Four convicted in Guinea-Bissau cocaine bust transferred to US
BISSAU, April 18 (Reuters) - Four foreign nationals convicted of trafficking 2.63 metric tons of cocaine in Guinea-Bissau last September have been transferred to the United States to face another ...
News Guinea-Bissau » Bissau » Commerce: A Small West African Country Has Big Artistic Dreams
Guinea-Bissau, where there are virtually no art galleries, no art schools and little government funding for the arts, has just staged its first biennale. Miguel de Barros, executive director of MoAC ...
News Guinea-Bissau » Bissau » Commerce: Guinea-Bissau’s transitional government bans fish meal production
If you liked this story, share it with other people. On Jan. 29, the government of Guinea-Bissau issued a flat ban on fish meal production, citing threats to marine ecosystems and food security. In ...
News Guinea-Bissau » Bissau » Commerce: Journalists at risk as Guinea-Bissau junta bans ‘unauthorized’ press conferences
The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on military authorities in Guinea-Bissau to rescind an order prohibiting unauthorized press conferences and public statements, as reporters warned of an ...