The IMF forecasts that Equatorial Guinea's economy will fall back into recession in 2023, with expectations of a 7,8 % contraction in economic activity, reflecting a decline in oil production in the smallest of the OPEC countries

The national household survey revealed an estimated total population of 1.594.432 residents in the presentation chaired by Prime Minister of the Government, Manuel Osa Nsue

A recently presented new tax law proposes relief for taxpayers, providing for a tax reduction of personal income tax from 35% to 25%

The design project for the future Djibloho International Convention Centre has been entrusted to the South Korean company Mooyoung and negotiations have begun between the parties involved

The government has expressed its concern about the unemployment situation the country has been experiencing in recent months and, to address the problem, has met with wholesale companies to work to reduce youth unemployment