CONAKRY, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Guinea's powerful unions have suspended a threat to start an indefinite general strike from Thursday following last minute negotiations with the government, union negotiator Boubacar Biro Barry said. The West African country's union federation last week called the strike in protest at President Lansana Conte's dismissal of a member of a consensus government put in place to end unrest almost a year ago in the world's largest bauxite exporter. (Reporting by Saliou Samb, writing by Daniel Flynn)
Marie Eyeang carries her child as she stands before a hanging mosquito net in the village of Lybe, along Gabon's border with mainland Equatorial Guinea, December 6, 2007. Eyeang says she ...
