About Ikiké Press

We document Guinea’s elections through verified reporting in the public interest.

Ikiké Press is a civil organisation-led editorial platform that records election developments using field reporting, documentary evidence, and transparent standards.

Focus
Evidence-first coverage of election processes, incidents, and outcomes across Guinea.
Audience
Citizens, journalists, observers, researchers, and civil society partners seeking clear, verified information.
Commitment
Independence, factual accuracy, and accountable reporting grounded in publicly relevant evidence.

Leadership

People responsible for the reporting

Our editorial and field work is attributed, documented, and accountable. The team below leads coverage with evidence-first standards and public-interest focus in Guinea.

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C. A. TOURE

Lead Editor & Reporting Coordinator

Oversees field verification, source corroboration, and publication integrity across election coverage and documentary reporting.

Portrait of Aissatou Diallo

Aissatou Diallo

Field Documentation Lead

Coordinates on-the-ground documentation teams and validates photo and location metadata before editorial handoff.

Portrait of Mamadou Keita

Mamadou Keita

Editorial Standards Officer

Maintains evidence logs, citation checks, and consistency reviews to keep coverage clear, verifiable, and non-partisan.

Editorial standards

How we handle reporting credibility

Five operational principles guide what we publish, what we hold, and how we document election coverage in Guinea.

  1. 01

    Verification before publication

    Claims are checked against independent field notes and documentary records before release.

  2. 02

    Neutral language and attribution

    Observed facts are separated from claims, and statements are clearly attributed to sources.

  3. 03

    Sourcing discipline

    Each source is logged with origin, timing, and verification status before inclusion.

  4. 04

    Evidence handling and custody

    Photos, documents, and notes are archived with metadata and contextual labels.

  5. 05

    Public-interest framing

    Coverage is selected for civic accountability value, not partisan advantage or rhetoric.

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