He was also ordered to pay a $58.5m (£46m) fine, and his bank accounts and property have been seized.

Estimate based on information from hospital, cemeteries, families, witnesses and other sources.

Prime Minister Oury Bah pays tribute to the victims and announces an inquiry into the "tragic" disaster.

Claude Pivi, Guinea's most wanted fugitive, has been on the run since last year's dramatic prison break.

Moussa Dadis Camara is sentenced to 20 years for crimes against humanity over the killings in 2009.

The strike could disrupt a landmark trial over a 2009 massacre.

Mamadou Oury Bah, who is due to set up a new government, says he will work to alleviate hardships.

Russia's embassy reportedly warned of possible unrest in Guinea, angering its military rulers.