Objective 4 / La Nacion / La Opinion / Anti-Free Press / /
Continent
Africa / /
Country
Equatorial Guinea / United States / Angola / Democratic Republic of Congo / Nigeria / United Kingdom / Spain / Eritrea / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
The National University of Equatorial Guinea / /
IndustryTerm
printing facilities / public media / media business environment / media owners / tailor products / official media / advertising revenue / Mass media outlets / media outlets / media-industry activity / daily newspapers / print media advertising / social services / oil / business management / media businesses / media outlet / oil exporters / media ownership / member services / electricity / few private broadcasters / advertising market / media distribution / hinder free media development / broadcast media / free media system / media professionals / State media / Internet usage / /
Organization
Association of Press Publishers of Guinea / Association of Journalists Fighting HIV/AIDS / National University / civil society / World Bank / Central Intelligence Agency / United Nations / School for Social Sciences / European Union / Ministry of Information / /
Person
Carlos Ona Boriesa / List Manuel Nse Nsogo Angue / Rodrigo Anguan-Nguema / Francisco Macias Nguema / Ngwema / Samuel Obiang / Ramon Etobori Mba / Augustin Nze Nfumu / Martin Ela Quido / Tonas Epomo / Manuel Nse Nsogo Angue / Gil Obiang Ochaga / Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo / Rodrigo Angwema / /
PoliticalEvent
presidential election / /
Position
President / Brig. Gen. / Vice-Minister / secretary general / ambassador / official / first president / president for life / correspondent / journalist / Minister of Defense / /
PublishedMedium
El Tiempo / Atlas / Free Press / El Sol / La Gaceta / /
The government of President Ngwema, who is called the “God of Equatorial Guinea” by state radio, allows no independent media until it is made certain the proposed outlet it is not secretly a platform for an oppositio