Africa 54 - September 6, 2021| Guinea Military Coup, Diamond Mine Leak DRC, SA Jacob Zuma On this edition of Africa 54: Members of the Guinea military staged an apparent coup, declaring on national television that they had arrested President Alpha Conde, dissolved the country’s constitution, and sealed off land and air borders; Twelve people have died, and thousands made ill in the Democratic Republic of Congo after a leak at Angola's biggest diamond mine polluted a tributary of the Congo River; & South Africa's jailed former president Jacob Zuma is placed on medical parole due to ill health. Top Stories: Soldiers who staged an uprising in Guinea's capital on Sunday said in a short broadcast on state television that they have dissolved the constitution and the government in the West African state, while videos shared on social media showed the country's president Alpha Conde being detained by army special forces. Twelve people have died and thousands made ill in the Democratic Republic of Congo after a leak at Angola's biggest diamond mine polluted a tributary of the Congo River. David Doyle has more. South Africa's jailed former president Jacob Zuma has been placed on medical parole because of his ill health, the government's correctional services department said on Sunday. Hundreds of homeless migrants and their supporters are continuing to camp in front of Paris City, demanding better accommodation.Nearly 1000 immigrants and homeless people set up tents on Wednesday September 1st in the Andre-Citroen park with the support of the Collectif Requisitions, which includes the immigrant aid organization Utopia 56, have not been provided with shelter.