Significats de neighbour guinea en anglès

Neighbouring Guinea has also seen around 100 deaths so far this year.

Fears of instability are further fuelled by the crisis in neighbouring Guinea.

On Tuesday, it had sealed off its borders with neighbours Guinea and Liberia.

Police said the pirates were in custody and that six of them were from neighbouring Guinea.

Following a pilot project in neighbouring Guinea, the initiative plans to introduce solar powered salt extractors.

He did not name the victims' nationalities although a U.N. source said two were peacekeepers from neighbouring Guinea.

Where stalls once brimmed with tropical produce imported from neighbouring Guinea, the Ebola-related border closure has emptied the tables.

The Rome-based FAO said six communities across the border in neighbouring Guinea had already been hit by the army worms.

The inch-long pests have spread to neighbouring Guinea and are threatening Sierra Leone, which has set up monitoring teams along its border.

She was brought by relatives from neighbouring Guinea, where the epidemic was detected in March, after her mother died of the disease.

Neighbouring Guinea reopened most of its schools in January, but some parents have withdrawn children amid rumours schools were infected with the virus.

Cases of the disease, which kills up to 90% of those infected, have also been registered in neighbouring Guinea and Liberia.

Cross-border transmission seems unlikely since neighbouring Guinea has zero cases while Sierra Leone was declared Ebola-free this month after 42 days without a case.

All of us believe the situation in neighbouring Guinea is as important to us as even to Guineans themselves, he told journalists late on Tuesday.