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Equatorial Guinea is an oil-rich, developing country on the western coast of central Africa. Its capital and main port, Malabo, is located on the island of Bioko, off the coast of Cameroon. A secondary port, Luba, is also on Bioko. The mainland territory of Equatorial Guinea is bordered by Cameroon and Gabon. The principal city on the mainland is Bata. Official languages are Spanish, which is widely spoken, and French, which is not widely understood, but sometimes used in business dealings. Equatorial Guinea is nominally a multiparty constitutional republic. All branches of government are dominated by President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo. He has ruled, since seizing power in a 1979 military coup, with the aid of his clan from the majority Fang ethnic group and his political party, the Democratic Party of Equatorial Guinea (PDGE). In November 2009, he was declared the winner of the presidential election with over 95 percent of the vote. Facilities for tourism are limited but growing. Cash machines are rare and often broken, there is one located at Malabo’s airport and another at the SGBGE Bank in downtown Malabo; other cash machines that do exist require membership in the local bank. There are no cash machines outside the capital city of Malabo. Equatorial Guinea is a beautiful country with many interesting sites and beautiful beaches, but there is little tourism information to assist in planning a vacation. There is no public transportation and renting a vehicle is difficult. Rental vehicle choices are limited and can be expensive. Taxis are readily available in the larger cities and are generally inexpensive. Unless you pay a significantly higher price, drivers will pick up additional people until the vehicle is full. Passengers are delivered to their destinations at the convenience of the driver, not the passenger.
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Updated : Mon, 21 May 2012 11:29:01 GMT
To Educate Children, We Have To Teach Their Parents - Slate Magazine
To Educate Children, We Have To Teach Their Parents Slate Magazine In Equatorial Guinea, 46 percent of children are not being educated. In South Asia, progress has generally been impressive, but 34 percent of Pakistan's primary aged children are not in school. The worst educational outcomes occur in the nations that ... |
Publ.Date : Thu, 10 May 2012 18:08:11 GMT
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Photo: Sun News Publishing Daily Sun The Nigerian Ambassador to Equatorial Guinea, Mr. Gregory Okon, says that is one of the things Nigeria has to teach the Guineans, who still dress based on the influence of their Spanish colonial masters. Okon, who spoke with our correspondent when a ... |
Publ.Date : Thu, 26 Apr 2012 02:46:13 GMT
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