Equatorial Guinea’s Minister for Mines and Hydrocarbons Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima discusses the country’s role in Africa, its stronger relations with foreign partners and the huge opportunities...
Juan Antonio Ndong Ondo, CEO of the Sociedad Nacional del Gas de la República de Guinea Ecuatorial (Sonagas), shares his vision of developing the natural gas industry in Equatorial Guinea to...
Senator and Chairman of the National Bank of Equatorial Guinea Martin Crisantos Ebe Mba looks at the political, economic, and social changes taking shape in the country in recent years making it “a...
Francisco Shaw Thompson, head of one of the top companies providing logistics services in Equatorial Guinea (EG), takes a look at the country’s development and explains what international enterprises...
From tourists to business travelers to filmmakers, Equatorial Guinea’s appeal as a destination is on the rise. Hendrick Calles, Managing Director of Hilton Malabo, discusses the significance and...
Equatorial Guinea is facing a lot of challenges, particularly with the drop in global oil prices, but also a lot of opportunities as the government aims to boost the private sector as part of its targets...
Energy plays a major role in transforming the economy. In recent years many African countries have faced energy crises, yet are increasingly able to deal with them in an environmentally and economically...
EG’s ports reflect the country’s modern infrastructure and are key to attracting new investments to the country. Alberto Ndong Obiang Lima, Managing Director at the Ports Administration...
Private sector know-how and public-private collaborations will add value to the country’s raw materials and benefit the nation on both social and economic levels
The government has highlighted five key sectors packed with business opportunities and set up a $1 billion co-investment fund for ventures that will bring out their full potential
A new logistics supply center for electrical materials and a floating electrical power plant feature among the new enterprises getting involved in a changing electricity sector, with studies into the...
Political stability, the absence of terrorism, enormous reserves, and a flexible and pro-American government have made Equatorial Guinea a go-to country for U.S. hydrocarbon companies
