Conde faces battle to revive Guinea economy after reelection
By Saliou Samb CONAKRY (Reuters) – Guinean President Alpha Conde's emphatic reelection appears to have subdued a combative opposition but a lingering Ebola outbreak and a slump in metals prices are dogging his plan to revive the West African state's economy. European Union observers gave the election a clean bill of health, despite organisational shortcomings, and the main opposition leader Cellou Dallein Diallo has not appealed to Constitutional Court against Conde's victory, although he has until Tuesday to do so.