Equatorial Guinea is a small, oil-rich Central African nation, the only African country with Spanish as an official language.
Overview
- Size: 28,051 km²
- Location: Central Africa, comprising a mainland region (Rio Muni) and islands including Bioko, on the Gulf of Guinea.
- Coordinates: 1.650800°, 10.267900°
Governance
- Administrative type: Unitary Presidential Republic
- Languages: Spanish and French (official), Fang and Bubi widely spoken
Culture
A unique blend of Bantu Fang and Bubi traditions with Spanish colonial heritage, uncommon elsewhere on the continent.
Economy
One of Africa's largest oil producers relative to its size, giving it a high per-capita GDP despite limited diversification.
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