Guinea’s prime minister and about 30 other government leaders turned themselves in at an army barracks today after the leader of a military coup ordered them to show up within 24 hours, a private radio station reported.

Coup leaders announced a 32-member interim government for Guinea hours after they said were in control of the mineral-rich West African country following the death of its dictator.

A military-led group declared a coup in Guinea today after the death of its long-time dictator, but the prime minister insisted he remained in charge.