Woman, 51, held with 37 kg of cannabis in Mandiana
Mandiana's anti-crime brigade seized 37 kg of cannabis from a 51-year-old woman in the Hérémako quarter on 15 February 2026 and took her to the central commissariat. Police said they were tracing suppliers and possible accomplices.
Guinea’s national police said anti-drug operations continued across the country under
Director General Djeneba Sory Camara.[1]In Mandiana prefecture, Brigade
Anti-Criminalité No. 26 seized37 kg of cannabis on Sunday 15 February 2026 in the
Hérémako quarter in the town centre.[1][2]
Officers arrested a 51-year-old woman in possession of the drugs and took her to Mandiana
central commissariat for further investigation.[1][2]Police said they were working to
establish where the cannabis came from and whether accomplices were involved.[2]
Guinee7 reported the seizure under the national anti-narcotics campaign and said police
would pursue traffickers “to their last hideouts.”[1]Mediaguinee quoted local commanders
reaffirming intensified controls and reminded citizens to call the free 117 hotline.[2]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Guinea's gendarmerie seized 666 kg of cannabis and 16 kg of seeds in the night of 29 October 2026 at Dongola, in the Guéasso sub-prefecture of Lola. Four people were arrested after a complaint led officers to about one hectare of cannabis hidden in a banana plantation.
Police at the Kabaléya advance post in Kindia arrested a motorcycle rider carrying more than 300 kg of cannabis and seized two motorcycles. The suspect was handed to the regional police directorate; reports differ on whether he had already been presented to judicial authorities.
Lola police detained three people, including a 20-year-old woman, in the Woroyapo quarter on 9 October 2026 on suspicion of cannabis trafficking. Officers reported seizing 120 kg of cannabis plus a car, a motorcycle, a locally made shotgun and amulets.
Koundara's BSIP unit seized 15 kg of cannabis hidden in a general-goods shop in Sambailo on 9 March 2026 and arrested five people, including one woman. Police took them to Koundara central commissariat for questioning.