106 kg of cannabis seized in Pamalap, plants destroyed
Guinea's border police seized 106 kg of cannabis in Pamalap, Forécariah, during the cross-border mission Épervier on 15 August 2025. Officers also recovered cannabis seeds and destroyed cannabis plants found on site, according to a national police communique.
Guinea’s border police searched suspect homes in the border locality of Pamalap,
Alphaya sector, on 15 August 2025.[1]
Officers seized a total of 106 kilos of cannabis during the Pamalap operation.[1]Officers also recovered several cannabis seeds in the same operation.[2]Officers found cannabis plants and destroyed them on the spot.[2]
Police reported the seizure figures in a national police directorate communique
as part of a continuing offensive against drug trafficking and criminal
networks.[1]
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No number was published for the cannabis plants destroyed or the seeds recovered, so no plant count is recorded.
No arrests, charges or court outcome were reported for the Pamalap operation.
The locality is spelled Pamelap in headlines and Pamalap in the article bodies; the report uses Pamalap for the seizure site.
The same articles also report a separate simultaneous Operation Ouragan in Sonfonia, Conakry, which is left out here as a different event.
Both accounts attribute the figures to a national police directorate communique; no separate official statement was opened.
Left out, as its quotation was not found in Ledjely.com: The searches were carried out by the Compagnie d'Intervention de la Police aux Frontières, known as CIPAF, under the cross-border security mission called Épervier.
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.
