Conakry (AFP) - Fresh violence erupted in the Guinean capital Tuesday after a day of clashes between police and anti-government protesters that left one dead and several with gunshot wounds, AFP correspondents witnessed.
Hundreds of youths threw stones at police who responded with tear gas on a main highway into the centre of Conakry, bringing traffic to a standstill, although there were no immediate reports of injuries.
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