Guinea's President Mamady Doumbouya has ordered the dismissal of 173 soldiers, a move seen as an effort to consolidate his authority following a coup. Among those removed from service is a figure reportedly allied with the former coup leader, signaling a potential shift in internal power dynamics.
The mass dismissal underscores the ongoing efforts by the current leadership to assert control over the military and streamline its command structure. Such actions often follow periods of political upheaval as new regimes seek to secure their positions and eliminate potential challenges.
Guinea President Dismisses 173 Soldiers, Including Coup Ally
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