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Guinea media guide

This page is no longer being updated. It was last updated on 14 April 2023

Getty Images A man holds up a newspaper at a concert marking the first anniversary of the coup in Guinea, on September 5, 2022.Getty Images
The adult literacy rate in Guinea is steadily increasing, though still comprises roughly half the population

Several dozen newspapers publish regularly in Guinea, though most have small circulations. More than 60 private radio stations and some private television stations compete with the state broadcaster. Most of the population accesses information through radio.

Media pluralism is a reality in Guinea, and journalists enjoy a degree of freedom of expression. But the civilian government often failed to uphold this standard in practice.

It remains to be seen if the transitional government, installed after the September 2021 coup, will deliver on freedom of the press issues.

There were 2.5 million internet s by December 2021, comprising 18% of the population (Internetworldstats.com).

Press/online

Television

Radio

  • Radiodiffusion-Television Guineenne (RTG) - state-run, in French, English and vernacular languages; operates Radio Rurale community stations
  • Radio Nostalgie Guinea - private
  • Liberte FM - private
  • Soleil FM - private
  • Familia FM - private