Tierno Monenembo cries out in anguish at the killing of 157 people by Guinean soldiers on 28 September. Amidst shock at the bloody brutality, the anguish at the loss of sons and daughters, and the apparent treachery of the gods, there is a resurgence of hope. The death of 157 innocent citizens on 28 September also signals a new beginning. For their sake, the popular uprising must push on towards its ultimate goal: the departure of Dadis Camara. An old Soussou proverb serves a warning to the s...read more
Tierno Monenembo cries out in anguish at the killing of 157 people by Guinean soldiers on 28 September. Amidst shock at the bloody brutality, the anguish at the loss of sons and daughters, and the apparent treachery of the gods, there is a resurgence of hope. The death of 157 innocent citizens on 28 September also signals a new beginning. For their sake, the popular uprising must push on towards its ultimate goal: the departure of Dadis Camara. An old Soussou proverb serves a warning to the supporters of Camara: 'The snake you feed will be the one that bites you.'
