Discover Countries, Learn about Equatorial Guinea, born in 1968

Equatorial Guinea was born in 1968 and is located in Central Africa with a current population of 1,222,245.

It was once a Spanish colony and is the only country in Africa whose official language is Spanish.

The culture is a mix of Spanish and African cultures, evident in the music, art, and traditional ceremonies.

Equatorial Guinea is an upper-middle-income country that depends heavily on oil wealth and has one of the highest per-capita incomes in Africa.

The politics of the country are dominated by a single party and the president is head of state with limited checks and balances.

Tourism is limited due to the lack of infrastructure and the political climate, however, the country has some interesting places to visit, such as the Monte Alen National Park.

The most interesting place to visit in Equatorial Guinea is the island of Corisco, known for its pristine beaches, lush rainforest, and diverse wildlife.

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