Guinean news sources: Guinée News, Africaguinée and Guinée360, the satirical Le Lynx, the RTG state broadcaster and RFI's Guinea coverage, all linked directly.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the main news sources in Guinea?
- Guinée News, Africaguinée and Guinée360 are the leading online outlets, with Le Lynx known for its satirical journalism.
- What is Guinea's national broadcaster?
- RTG (Radiodiffusion Télévision Guinéenne) is the state broadcaster.
- What is Guinea's official news agency?
- Agence Guinéenne de Presse (AGP/AGI) is the state news agency.
Guinea has a developing media landscape serving 14 million people in one of West Africa's most resource-rich nations — home to the world's largest bauxite reserves and significant iron ore and gold deposits, making it vital to global supply chains. Guinea's press publishes in French reflecting its colonial heritage, alongside widespread use of Pular (Fula), Mandinka and Susu languages in broadcast media.
Guinee News is Guinea's most visited portal. Le Lynx is the respected satirical weekly. RTG is the national broadcaster. The official FEGUIFOOT covers Syli National — Guinea's national football team. Guinea is also notable for producing exceptional music, with the country's Afrobeats and Mande music traditions widely influential across West Africa.
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