Guinea Independence Day

Independence Day is a public holiday in Guinea on 2nd October.

This is the National Day of Guinea and marks the country becoming an independent republic on 2 October 1958.

On 2 October 1958 Guinea became independent, with Sekou Touré as the new country’s first president. The other French African colonies would have to wait a further two years before they gained their independence.

Independence Day in Guinea is a patriotic holiday celebrated across over the country with parades, dances, and sports competitions, especially in the capital city of Conakry.

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African Aid International – Conakry, Guinea