Was there really a coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea recently, as reported by the government? Jan Philipp Wilhelm reports for Deutsche Welle. Read more »
Security minister, Mahamat Zen Cherif, has made a televised statement saying that a group of mercenaries from Chad, Sudan and Central African Republic had tried to infiltrate ... Read more »
A French court has found the son of Equatorial Guinea's president guilty in absentia for using money plundered from his country to buy property and luxury cars in France. Teodorin ... Read more »
While Angolans may be cautiously optimistic about their incoming president with a new last name, it's hard to feel optimistic about Equatorial Guinea's chances if the Obiang family ... Read more »
Teodorin Obiang is accused of stealing money from government coffers to buy a mansion in Paris, as well as a number of luxurious cars. He allegedly embezzling more than $105 ... Read more »
Gupta-owned Oakbay Energy and Resources may face suspension from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange as it no longer has an audit committee chairperson, sponsor or transfer secretary. ... Read more »
With lots of time on his hands and not much to do, former president Yayha Jammeh apparently plans to get his hands dirty by farming full-time. Read more »
Several U.S. senators have raised incisive questions about ExxonMobil's role in Equatorial Guinea, noting that Rex Tillerson's former company ExxonMobil helped to sustain, enrich ... Read more »
The extreme case of Equatorial Guinea shows that neither the African Union nor anyone else can eradicate poverty and promote inclusive growth without tackling corruption, ... Read more »
The Football Association Vice President Gustavo Ndong Edu has been banned for attempting to bribe match officials of the Africa Women's Cup of Nations qualifier against Mali. Read more »
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