Equatorial Guinea turns to IMF as bankruptcy looms
Equatorial Guinea has become a matter of concern for the CEMAC, whose heads of state are gathering for an IMF summit in Yaoundé today. [...]
Libreville and Malabo are preparing to cross swords in a symbolic case for the two ruling families - the sovereignty of three tiny islands reputedly rich in hydrocarbons. [...] (831 words)
Issue dated 16/06/2021
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