Guinea Gambling

Guinean Gambling Information

By Reno Rollins

There is no legal gambling in Guinea. This is likely due to the fact that eighty-five percent of the country follows the teachings of Islam, which strictly forbids its followers from gambling and drinking alcohol.

Facts About Guinea

Located in West Africa, Guinea is bordered by Guinea-Bissau, Senegal, Mali, Cote d’Ivoire, Liberia and Sierra Leone. The country was formerly known as French Guinea, and it is sometimes referred to as Guinea-Conakry to avoid confusion with its neighbor, Guinea-Bissau. The total population of the country is estimated to be 9,947,814.

The country is divided into seven regions. The nation’s capital, Conakry, is considered a special zone.

- Boke Region
- Conakry Region
- Faranah Region
- Kankan Region
- Kindia Region
- Labe Region
- Mamou Region
- Nzerekore Region

The largest cities in Guinea are:

- Conakry (2,000,000)
- Kankan (439,017)
- Kindia (279,884)
- Nzerekore (247,855)
- Kissidougou (135,900)
- Gueckedou (116,541)
- Mamou (105,754)

French is the official language of the country. Other languages found in the country include Fula, Maninka, Susu, Arabic, Wolof, Insula and Kissi.

There are 24 different ethnic groups in Guinea. The largest are the Fulani, Mandinka and the Soussou. The rest of the population is made up of smaller ethnic groups.

Islam is the major religion in the country, with 85% of the population adhering to its belief system. Christianity and indigenous beliefs are also followed throughout the country.

The most popular sport in Guinea is football (soccer). Swimming is also popular, and many citizens and tourists also enjoy hiking.

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