February 10, 2012

• Equatorial Guinea: African Footballers' New El Dorado?

  Many young African footballers are being tempted to Equatorial Guinea with the hope of one day playing for the Nzalang Nacional, the country's national football team. For those... Read more »

January 29, 2012

• Equatorial Guinea/Zambia: No-Hopers E. Guinea a Point Away From Top Spot

  Equatorial Guinea are one point away from winning Group A at the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations just eight days after being 125/1 no-hopers. Read more »

January 27, 2012

• Equatorial Guinea: African Cup - Country Struggles With Security

  Security in and around the stadiums during the 2012 African Cup of Nations (AFCON 2012) constitutes one of the major challenges for co-host Equatorial Guinea. This central African... Read more »

January 21, 2012

• Africa: Equatorial Guinea, Libya Get Cup of Nations Started

  The Africa Cup of Nations starts on Saturday after a mad scramble to be ready and after massive investment by co-hosts Equatorial Guinea and Gabon but without the continent's... Read more »

January 20, 2012

• Africa: Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Set for Cup of Nations

  For lovers of the beautiful game focus over the next three weeks falls on Gabon and Equatorial Guinea where from Saturday the oil rich neighbours co-host the 28th Africa Cup of... Read more »

January 09, 2012

• Equatorial Guinea: Obiang in Surprise Visit to Zimbabwe

  Africa's longest-ruling leader, Equatorial Guinea's Teodoro Obiang Nguema, arrived in Harare on Monday for a previously unannounced state visit, state media said. Read more »

January 07, 2012

• Africa: Red Cards As African Cup Countdown Begins

  South Africa captain Morgan Gould and coach Pitso Mosimane were red carded in Equatorial Guinea as the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations countdown began badly this weekend. Read more »

December 22, 2011

• Equatorial Guinea: Michel Resigns From Equatorial Guinea Post Again

  Henri Michel has resigned as coach of Equatorial Guinea for the second time in recent months due to "repeat interference" in his job, insiders close to the Frenchman said late... Read more »

November 16, 2011

• Equatorial Guinea: Constitutional Reform Approved By 97 Percent - Minister

  Ninety-seven percent of voters in Equatorial Guinea backed constitutional reforms that limit presidents to two terms, the interior minister announced Wednesday. Read more »

November 14, 2011

• Equatorial Guinea: Opposition Rejects Referendum Win

  Equatorial Guinea's small but vocal opposition on Monday ridiculed official results of a referendum showing 99 percent of voters approved President Teodoro Obiang Nguema's new... Read more »

• Equatorial Guinea: Voters Approve Reforms in Landslide, But Opposition Says Vote a Sham

  More than 99 percent of Equatorial Guineans in votes counted so far have backed constitutional changes to limit presidents to serving two terms in a referendum dismissed by the... Read more »

November 13, 2011

• Equatorial Guinea: Citizens Vote in Constitutional Referendum

  Equatorial Guineans voted Sunday in a referendum on a new constitution that would limit presidential terms to two and strengthen the small oil state's democracy. Read more »

November 01, 2011

• Equatorial Guinea: Coup Bid Had Western Support - British Ex-Mercenary

  A British former mercenary revealed Tuesday that a failed 2004 coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea had the support of the Spanish government and the "approval" of both British and US... Read more »

August 12, 2011

• Zimbabwe: Mugabe's Best Friends

  Show me your friends and I'll tell you who you are. Last week, President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, who has had a firm grip on the country for the last 30 years, felt the need to... Read more »