• Not quite four decades, more like four days after that Equatorial Guinea-Senegal game, but I know where you're coming from Mustafa.

    BBC: Nations Cup Day 10 as it happened

  • The report focuses on five countries - Angola, Congo-Brazzaville, Equatorial Guinea, Kazakhstan and Nauru.

    BBC: NEWS | Business | Firms 'aid poor-country fraud'

  • Keshi made big changes after Nigeria failed to qualify for last year's event in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon -- a turbulent period for the national team, which was suspended from international football by President Goodluck Jonathan before world ruling body FIFA threatened to intervene.

    CNN: Third African soccer title for Nigeria

  • Triton's Ceiba-1 well off Equatorial Guinea came in a gusher, flowing more than 12, 000 barrels a day.

    FORBES: One Tamed Wildcat

  • Some countries praised for their breakneck economic growth, such as Angola and Equatorial Guinea, are oil-sodden kleptocracies.

    ECONOMIST: The hopeful continent: Africa rising | The

  • The oil revenues of Equatorial Guinea, where three-quarters of the population live below the poverty line, are a state secret.

    ECONOMIST: Africa, oil and the West: Show us the money | The

  • Equatorial Guinea, an oil-rich former Spanish colony, has been ruled by President Teodoro Obiang since he seized power from his uncle in 1979.

    BBC: Spain and SA 'backed coup plot'

  • The South Africa team had a minor boost with a 4-1 defeat of Equatorial Guinea in the combined 2010 World Cup and Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers over the weekend.

    BBC: Two years to SA 2010 kick-off

  • Five years ago a venerable American institution, Riggs Bank (where Abe Lincoln once banked), collapsed after a Senate inquiry revealed that Augusto Pinochet of Chile and Obiang Nguema, the long-serving president of Equatorial Guinea, had stashed millions in private accounts, with no proper questions asked.

    ECONOMIST: Banks, graft and development: Dancing with despots | The

  • Angola is just one of several promising but politically unstable--and often violent--regions like Kazakhstan and Equatorial Guinea.

    FORBES: Dangerous Liaisons

  • Resource-rich countries such as Equatorial Guinea, Nigeria and Gabon were singled out as making less progress in combating poverty than other African countries with fewer natural resources.

    BBC: World Bank: Africa's economic growth to outpace average

  • The Zebras qualified for Gabon and Equatorial Guinea with two matches to spare - at home to Malawi and away to Togo.

    BBC: Dipsy Selolwane

  • At the first plant profits for both Marathon and Equatorial Guinea are disappointing because of a long-term contract with British Gas that turned out not to be favorable to the producers.

    FORBES: The Gambler

  • ExxonMobil also inherited an image problem in Equatorial Guinea, where Mobil obtained concessions in the mid-1990s.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • SIVs come from a sub-species that lives mainly in Gabon, Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea.

    ECONOMIST: The origin of AIDS | The

  • Production from the Ceiba field off the coast of Equatorial Guinea is expected to hit 52, 000 barrels a day by year-end.

    FORBES: One Tamed Wildcat

  • Of course there are exceptions, such as Botswana and Namibia (both in the African top five as far as governance is concerned), but most resource-rich countries are well down the table: the DRC, Sudan, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Congo (Brazzaville), Nigeria and Angola are all ranked between 34th and 46th in the World Bank's regional rankings.

    ECONOMIST: Is Africa recovering?

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