Equatorial Guinea
Transcript: Flag! Three equal bands of green , white, and red, with a blue triangle on the side and centered in the white the coat of arms has six yellow six-pointed stars (representing the mainland and five offshore islands) above a gray shield with a silk-cotton tree and below is a scroll with the motto "Unity, Peace, Justice." Green symbolizes the jungle and natural resources, blue represents the sea that connects the mainland to the islands, white stands for peace, and red recalls the fight for independence Climate Equatorial Guinea Unemployment Holidays 164th largest country in the world The type of government that Guinea has is a Republic. Literacy Rate Food 60 percent of Equatoguineans live in rural areas I would also visit the Malabo Bay Nominally Christian and Roman Catholic, pagan practices 22.3% in 2009 Ethnic Female: 63 Two largest cities are Malabo(on Bioko) and Bata(on coast of Rio Muni) Music Import and Export Life Expectancy 93% of the population are Christian. Within the Christian population, 87% are Roman Catholic and about 5% are mainline Protestant. Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo Republic of Equatorial Guinea Religion 668,200 Male: 61 Male: 93% $52 014.67 Government Currency Area: total: 28,000 sq km Cities President Grows 2.6% annually My last visit would be the Spanish cathedral I would visit the Malabo because it has a day time market with lots of fresh food and hand-crafted items. $100 = If i should visit Fang-85.7% Bubi-6.5% Mdowe-3.6% Annobon-1.6% Bujeba-1.1% Other-1.4% Population National holidays include New Year's Day, Easter (including Good Friday), Labor Day (1 May), Corpus Christi, the President's Birthday (5 June), Armed Forces Day (3 Aug.), Constitution Day (15 Aug.), Independence Day (12 Oct.), and Christmas. Easter is the most important holiday, with a week of celebrations from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday. Independence Day is marked by large gatherings, singing, and food. Staple foods in Equatorial Guinea are bananas, rice, yams, fruit in general, and cassava root. People's diets are primarily plant based, though chicken and duck are often served at special occasions. For beverages, palm wine and malamba, an alcoholic drink made from fermented sugarcane, are popular. Near the coast, dishes tend to incorporate more seafood.Though not part of people's everyday diet, two popular and distinctly Guinean dishes are chicken with a peanut butter or cream sauce and grilled meat with crushed pumpkin seeds Female: 81% or Central African Franc Equatorial Guinea’s main export c things to the US, China, Japan, France and Spain. These countries buy products such as timber, petroleum and cocoa from the country.The country’s main import countries are France, the US, Cameroon, Spain and the UK. The products that are imported include manufactured goods and equipment.