Tiny, oil-rich Equatorial Guinea goes to the polls Sunday in an election that is expected to return President Teodoro Obiang Nguema for another seven years
Equatorial Guinea’s tough President Teodoro Obiang Nguema seized power almost 37 years ago from a feared and ruthless uncle and has steered the tiny but now oil-rich nation with an iron glove.
Already Africa’s longest-serving leader, the 73-year-old looks set to win a fresh seven-year mandate in elections Sunday.