The Guinean paper Horoya on September 9 carried an article under the title "Country of the people" illustrated with a photo of the Chollima Statue.

The paper said that the DPRK is a country of the people as its nomenclature says, adding that the Korean people live free from worries about school expenses, doctor's fee, taxes, joblessness, etc.

The Guinean Domestic and International Broadcasting Services on Sept. 8 praised Kim Il Sung's feats for the nation-building.

The media said that the history of the development of the DPRK shedding its rays as a socialist power of independent in politics, self-supporting in economy and self-reliant in defence would be unthinkable without the his feats for the nation-building.

The media went on:

He led the DPRK to adhere to the socialist idea and principle and firmly consolidated the socio-political foundation and the military groundwork of the country.

His feats for the nation-building were inherited by Kim Jong Il, chairman of the National Defence Commission, and they are now being successfully carried forward by Marshal Kim Jong Un.