Sat. November 22, 2008
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Washington Post
November 18, 2008
... it said was in line with what other regimes have paid:
Equatorial Guinea, for example, was shelling out $2.4 million a year for Cassidy's services. ...
Triumph
November 5, 2008
Mail on Sunday
October 29, 2008
Or the lunatic butcher of
Equatorial Guinea Macias Nguema, who insisted on being called The Unique Miracle. But perhaps the most extraordinary rebranding ...
Daily Mail
October 29, 2008
Or the lunatic butcher of
Equatorial Guinea Macias Nguema, who insisted on being called The Unique Miracle. But perhaps the most extraordinary rebranding ...
Sudan Tribune
October 27, 2008
Such leaders include Teodoro Mbasogo, the president of
Equatorial Guinea whom his personal wealth is worth in billions. Another one of such leaders is ...
Business Report
October 26, 2008
We will try not to dwell on the fact that in the previous week Zuma had supped with the devil,
Equatorial Guinea dictator Theodoro Obiang Nguema, ...
Daily Mail
October 26, 2008
The
Equatorial Guinea government has told The Mail on Sunday that
Ely Calil has been interviewed by British police who have been to the West African country ...
afrol News
October 14, 2008
AfricaNews
October 13, 2008
afrol News
October 13, 2008
The Times
October 13, 2008
That prize arguably goes to
Teodoro Obiang, the ruler of
Equatorial Guinea whose life seems a parody of the dictator genre. Years of violent apprenticeship ...
Independent Online
October 10, 2008
Francisco
Macias Nguema, the former dictator of
Equatorial Guinea, had a penchant for violence, sometimes spiced up with a twisted sense of humour. ...
Cleveland Indy Media
September 30, 2008
Zunes distorts the essence of
the US' double standard treatment between
Equatorial Guinea (EG) and
Zimbabwe into the US only wanting the oil reserves in EG, ...
Black Agenda Report
September 25, 2008
Zunes distorts the essence of
the US' double standard treatment between
Equatorial Guinea (EG) and
Zimbabwe into the US only wanting the oil reserves in EG, ...
Borglobe
September 17, 2008
Equatorial Guinea's
Teodoro Obiang Nguema also took power in a coup in 1979, and has scheduled fake elections in which he regularly captures 99.8% of the ...
Cleveland Indy Media
September 8, 2008
What The Independent doesn't reveal, however, is that while the
dictators of Equatorial Guinea and
Gabon are spared sanctions, threats of military ...
Borglobe
September 6, 2008
Equatorial Guinea's
Teodoro Obiang Nguema also took power in a coup in 1979, and has scheduled fake elections in which he regularly captures 99.8% of the ...
Foreign Policy In Focus
September 5, 2008
guardian.co.uk
September 5, 2008
Equatorial Guinea's
Teodoro Obiang Nguema also took power in a coup in 1979, and has scheduled fake elections in which he regularly captures 99.8% of the ...
Telegraph.co.uk
September 3, 2008
Welt Online
August 27, 2008
Times Online
August 23, 2008
Ms Thatcher's twin brother Mark has recently been accused of funding an attempted coup to oust the dictator of
Equatorial Guinea, President
Teodoro Obiang ...
Think Spain
August 19, 2008
Mr Moto has been in custody since April 14th charged with trafficking arms to
Equatorial Guinea, an accusation which the exiled opposition leader denies. ...
Independent
August 18, 2008
Inter Press Service
August 18, 2008
American Chronicle
August 17, 2008
World Socialist Web Site
August 17, 2008
Its GDP ranks 114th in the world, below that of
Equatorial Guinea. If it were a US state, Georgia's GDP would rank at the bottom, equaling about one-third ...
Upside Down World
August 14, 2008
IPS
August 14, 2008
Business Report
August 14, 2008
O'Connor noted that there remained only these little niggling problems of
dictators:
Robert Mugabe in
Zimbabwe (in power since 1980); Lansana Conté in ...
iAfrica.com
August 13, 2008
The Australian
August 10, 2008
Sir Mark held talks with the dictator at a meeting in May 2004 which was attended by Yerzhan Dosmukhamedov, an adviser to Mr Nazarbayev's son-in-law, ...
Times Online
August 9, 2008
His most notorious escapade involved his role in providing
finance, and allegedly helping to plan a coup against
Equatorial Guinea, for which he was fined ...
Zim Diaspora
August 8, 2008
On paper,
Equatorial Guinea is one of the richest countries in
Africa. In reality, the money is controlled by one man, President Obiang Nguema, a dictator ...
Independent
August 1, 2008
On paper,
Equatorial Guinea is one of the richest countries in
Africa. In reality, the money is controlled by one man, President Obiang Nguema, a dictator ...
Agoravox
July 28, 2008
Some more cruel and brutal than
Zimbabwe, like those in
Equatorial Guinea - which has been 'independent' much longer than Zimbabwe (since 1968) and has ...
The Kubatana
July 25, 2008
Black Star News
July 23, 2008
CounterCurrents.org
July 21, 2008
Politicsweb
July 14, 2008
