The Republic of Guinea-Bissau, in west Africa, is adjacent to Guinea and was called Portuguese Guinea until 1973 when it declared independence. The name of the country's capital, Bissau, was appended to its name in order to avoid confusion with its neighbor. The official language of the nation is Portuguese.
Regular Websites
CIA World Leaders: Guinea-Bissau
Lists the leaders of the nation, including the president, ambassador, and ministers of various departments. - CIA World Leaders: Guinea-Bissau
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/world-leaders-1/world-leaders-g/guinea-bissau.html
Provides an overview of the country, news, and details about companies and organizations in the nation. - MBendi Information Services
http://www.mbendi.com/indy/oilg/af/gb/p0005.htm
Local wildlife breeding farm and fauna sanctuary maintains this web site which displays details about the country, the history of the zoo farm, and pictures and descriptions of the zoo animals, which include fish, birds of prey, invertebrates, and reptiles. - River Zoo Farm
http://www.riverzoofarm.com/