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Guinea

Guinea was a French colony until 1958. Apart from savannah grassland around the rivers and coast, it is mountainous and covered with tropical rainforest. The capital is Conakry, a city of about half a million people; however most of the population lives in rural areas.

Population: 12 million.
Languages: French, 8 native languages.
Main religion: Muslim.

Link man and correspondence team leader Stephen Sykes

CBM activities Visits are made from the UK each year when conditions allow; there are also occasional visits from Liberian brothers.

Ecclesias Sonfonia, Kassoyah, Laïné, N’zérékoré (45 members in total).