Equatorial Guinea is a country in Central Africa. The territory consists of five islands and a mainland enclave between Cameroon and Gabon. The climate is…
Equatorial Guinea
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Equatorial Guinea Religion
A large majority of the residents are Roman Catholics. The rest are Protestants or professing to traditional African religions. Christians, too, often have traditional elements…
Equatorial-Guinea Defense
Equatorial Guinea military service is optional. The total strength of Equatorial Guinea’s armed forces is 1450 active personnel (2018, IISS). Army The army has a…
Equatorial Guinea Recent History
In 1904 a special statute placed the territories included in Spanish Guinea under the dependence of a governor who had his residence in Santa Isabel,…
Equatorial Guinea
Equatorial Guinea is a republic in West Africa. The country consists of the mainland Mbini (formerly Río Muni), the islands of Bioko (formerly Fernando Póo)…
Equatorial-Guinea History
The first inhabitants of today’s Equatorial Guinea are believed to have been pygmy people, of which only a few isolated groups remain. Archaeological excavations at…
Equatorial-Guinea’s Political System
Equatorial Guinea is a presidential republic. Several parties are allowed from 1992, but in practice the president and his party have ruled fairly unanimously. The…
Equatorial Guinea Geography
Equatorial Guinea includes the mainland Mbini (Río Muni), the islands of Bioko (Fernando Póo) and Annobón (Pagalu) as well as some smaller islands. The mainland…