Equatorial Guinea, which is officially called the Republic of Equatorial Guinea and consists of a continental part as well as part of the nation which is made up of islands. The capital city is Malabo, while its largest city is Bata, and the official languages are Spanish, Portuguese, and French. In 1968, the country gained independence, and in 1970, the president, Francisco Nguema, conducted tyranny so deep that more than a third of the population was killed or exiled and the economy collapsed.
Regular Websites
Presents photographs, texts, and audio recordings from the villages of the tribes including their huts and camps. - Bakola-Bagyeli Pygmies
http://www.pygmies.org/bakola-bagyeli/
BBC: Equatorial Guinea Country Profile
Informational site dispenses details about the country, its politics, government, economy, and culture as well as a timeline of events which are important to Equatorial Guinea. - BBC: Equatorial Guinea Country Profile
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/country_profiles/1023151.stm
Offers details about this history and culture of the endangered African tribe in 61 chapters. - The Bubis on Fernando Po
http://www.thebubis.com/