In Guinea for nearly ten days, as part of an evaluation mission, the emissaries of the IMF and the World Bank were amazed to note budgetary discrepancies very far from the line of action enacted during its previous visit. According to revelations relayed in the press by the site Mosaic Guinea, massive issuance of payment…...
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Guinea: IMF and World Bank discover “black hole” between Treasury and Central Bank
Mamadou Aliou Diallo
Mamadou Aliou Diallo is a journalist, blogger, web activist, and civil society actor affiliated with a non-governmental organization. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Mineral Processing and Metallurgy Engineering from the Institut Supérieur des Mines et Géologie de Boké (ISMGB) and received training in communication and journalism at JMJ-Communication. He serves as the administrator of Guinée Économie and contributes regularly to Guineeconakry.info (GCI), an award-winning Guinean news website recognized multiple times as the country’s best and frequently cited by international media outlets.
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