Guinea Ecuatorial
Equatorial Guinea
About Equatorial Guinea
This English guide uses six dated records from FAO, UNESCO, the United Nations, WHO, and the World Bank. It covers food crops, Pico Basilé, United Nations membership, a health data overview, country indicators, and a film report. Each lesson keeps one narrow claim near its source and check date. The guide does not use one record to describe every person in Equatorial Guinea.
Quick Facts
Capital
Malabo
Population
1,402,985
Region
Africa · Middle Africa
Currency
Central African CFA Franc (XAF)
Languages linked on SubLearn
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Spanish
Español
Portuguese
Português
French
Français
Did You Know?
FAO's July 2026 Country Brief names cassava, sweet potatoes, and plantains among staple food crops.
UNESCO's Tentative Lists page includes Parc National de Pico Basilé, dated 14 April 2026.
The United Nations member-state record gives 12 November 1968 as Equatorial Guinea's admission date.
Famous Landmarks
Pico Basilé on a Tentative List
A lesson about a named place, a list type, and its entry date.
Cuisine
Food crops in an FAO brief
A lesson about naming crops in a dated food and agriculture record.
Music & Arts
Traditional Arts
Events & Festivals
A United Nations membership date
A lesson about stating an organization, an action, and a date together.
Lifestyle & Customs
Read a WHO health data overview
A lesson about labels, years, and limits on a country-level data page.
Etiquette Tips
A country record cannot tell you a person's preferred language, identity, or experience. Begin politely and follow the other person's lead.
Economy
Country indicators and years
A lesson about reading a country-level indicator without making a personal claim.
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