#annobon

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A Prayer for God’s Blessings on Families, Nations, and the World, Day 120, Equatorial Guinea

Dear Heavenly Father, Thank you for today. Thank you for what you do for me each and every day and for that which I fail to notice. Thank you for taking care of my family, friends, and acquaintances. I ask that you shield and protect them and guide them in this life. Bring them safely home to you. Let them know that you are there for them. Never let me forget your presence in my life and guide…

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Fantasy notes, private issue: Banco de Annobon.

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República de Annobón

La isla de Annobón en África       A lo largo de los siglos, este rincón remoto ha sido testigo de discriminación sistemática, desastres naturales y la explotación despiadada de sus recursos. Sin embargo, detrás de cada tragedia se esconde una lucha silenciosa por la independencia y la supervivencia. Santiago Sautel A pesar de…La silenciosa y desconocida lucha por la independencia de una paradisíaca isla de África

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file : interesting creatures #2 : endangered birds (list)

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abbot's booby abbot's starling aberdare cistocola abyssinian longclaw aceh pheasant african white-backed vulture african black oystercatcher african gray parrot african green broadbill african penguin african skimmer agulhas long-billed lark akekee akepa akiapola'au akikiki ala shan redstart alagoas antwren alagoas curassow alagoas foliage-gleaner alagoas tyrannulet alatroa grebe albert's lyrebird albertine owlet aldabra brush warbler aldabra drongo algerian nuthatch allpahuayo antbird altamira yellowthroat amami jay amani sunbird amazonian parrotlet amber mountain rock thrush ambon yellow white-eye amsterdam albatross anambra waxbill ancient antwren andaman crake andaman cuckoo-dove andaman drongo andaman hawk-owl andaman scops-owl andaman serpent eagle andaman treepie andaman wood pigeon andaman woodpecker andean condor andean flamingo angolan cave-chat anianiau anjouan island sparrowhawk anjoan scops-owl ankober serin annobon white-eye antioquia bristle-tyrant antipodean albatross antipodes green parakeet apo myna apo sunbird apolinar's marsh wren appert's tetraka apurimac spinetail aquatic warbler arabian grosbeak arabian woodpecker araripe manakin araucaria tit-spinetail archbold's bowerbird archer's lark ascension frigatebird ash's lark ash-breasted tit-tyrant ash-throated antwren ashy antwren ashy storm-petrel ashy thrush ashy-breasted flycatcher ashy-headed laughingthrush asian dowitcher asian golden weaver (why does it sound like a spider) asian green broadbill atitlan grebe atiu swiftlet atlantic petrel atlantic royal flycatcher atlantic yellow-nosed albatross atoll fruit-dove atoll starling auckland islands rail auckland islands shag auckland islands teal auduoin's gull austen's brown hornbill austral rail australasian bittern australian bustard azores bullfinch azores wood pigeon azure jay azure-breasted pitta azure-rumped tanager azure-shouldered tanager

sources earthsendangered.com [link]

send an ask if you want more info, or if you've got more to share! please use this post as a source if you post or use information you found on it!

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Aldo Romano»Louis Sclavis»Henri Texier - Annobon

#OdedFriedGaon ‪#OdedMusic

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Map of Equatorial Guinea + Registration in French #equatorialguinea #equatorialguinea🇬🇶 #malabo #africa #afrique #afrika #map #flag #obiang #espagne🇪🇸 #españa #centralafrica #afrique #afriquecentrale #petrolium #oil #petroleum #camerun #gabon #bioko #annobon #mongomo #luba #portugais #francais #spanishguinea #instagram #facebook #travel #travelgram #viajes @bestafricanvinesofficial @africapower https://www.instagram.com/burn_pheonixblaze/p/CXUWh9wK06i/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Con Luis Leante tras presentar Annobón. #annobon #luisleante

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A new variant has been added!

Annobon Paradise Flycatcher (Terpsiphone smithii) © misrochs

It hatches from active, black, blue, central, clean, mid, other, restless, similar, various, and white eggs.

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"Aldo Romano - Annobon"

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Annobon

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Radio Equatorial Guinea Online FM & AM + (Radio Android Application 🇬🇶📻)

 Sure, here's an article for all radio stations from Equatorial Guinea:

Radio Broadcasting in Equatorial Guinea: A Vital Medium for Information and Entertainment

Radio broadcasting is an essential medium for communication, entertainment, and information dissemination in Equatorial Guinea. With the country's vast cultural and linguistic diversity, radio stations play a crucial role in connecting people across the nation.

Equatorial Guinea has a number of radio stations, both state-owned and private, that broadcast programs in various languages including Spanish, Portuguese, French, and the local languages of Fang and Bubi. Each radio station has its unique programming and format to cater to the diverse interests of its audience.

Radio Nacional de Guinea Ecuatorial (RNGE) is the national radio station of Equatorial Guinea, broadcasting in Spanish and French. RNGE is the oldest and most prominent radio station in the country, with a wide reach across the nation. RNGE broadcasts news, music, sports, educational, and cultural programs.

Other state-owned radio stations include Radio Bata, Radio Malabo, and Radio Annobon, which broadcast in the local languages of Fang and Bubi. These stations provide vital information to rural communities and help preserve local languages and cultures.

There are also private radio stations in Equatorial Guinea, such as Radio Asonga, Radio Macuto, and Radio Maria, which broadcast a variety of programs, including music, news, talk shows, and religious programs. These stations offer a unique perspective on local and international news and provide a platform for public debate and discussion.

Radio stations in Equatorial Guinea face some challenges, such as limited resources and censorship. However, they continue to play an essential role in disseminating information and providing entertainment to the nation. In recent years, some radio stations have started broadcasting online, expanding their reach beyond the borders of Equatorial Guinea.

In conclusion, radio broadcasting is a vital medium in Equatorial Guinea, providing a platform for communication, entertainment, and information dissemination. The diversity of programming, including local languages and cultures, reflects the nation's rich heritage and promotes unity and understanding among its people. The radio stations in Equatorial Guinea continue to evolve, adapting to the changing technological landscape and the needs of their audience.

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Discovering the world

Equatorial Guinea 🇬🇶

Basic facts

Official name: République de Guinée équatoriale/Républica da Guiné Equatorial/República de Guinea Ecuatorial (Republic of Equatorial Guinea) (French/English/Portuguese)

Capital city: Malabo

Population: 1.7 million (2023)

Demonym: Equatoguinean

Type of government: unitary presidential republic

Head of state and government: Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo (President)

Gross domestic product (purchasing power parity): $28.35 billion (2023)

Gini coefficient of wealth inequality: 58.8% (high) (2022)

Human Development Index: 0.650 (medium) (2022)

Currency: Central African CFA franc (XAF)

Fun fact: It is one of the few countries whose capital city is not on the mainland.

Etymology

The country’s name comes from its geographic location near the Equator and in the African region of Guinea.

Geography

Equatorial Guinea is located in Central Africa and borders Cameroon to the north, Gabon to the east and south, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west.

There are four main climates: tropical rainforest in the northernmost part, dry-winter tropical savanna in the southeast, subtropical highland in the center of Bioko Island, and tropical monsoon in the rest. Temperatures range from 20 °C (68 °F) in winter to 31 °C (87.8 °F) in summer. The average annual temperature is 24.2 °C (75.5 °F).

The country is divided into eight provinces (provinces/províncias/provincias). The largest cities in Equatorial Guinea are Bata, Malabo, Ebebiyín, Aconibe, and Añisoc.

History

1472-1778: Portuguese rule

1640-1902: Aro Confederacy

1778-1968: Spanish Guinea

1968-present: Republic of Equatorial Guinea

Economy

Equatorial Guinea mainly imports from Spain, China, and the United States and exports to France, China, and the United States. Its top exports are crude oil, liquefied petroleum gas, and acyclic alcohols.

It has abundant mineral, natural gas, and oil reserves. Industry represents 87.3% of the GDP, followed by services (8.1%) and agriculture (4.6%).

Equatorial Guinea is a member of the African Union, the Community of Portuguese Language Countries, the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa, la Francophonie, and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.

Demographics

The Fang are the largest ethnic group (85.7%), followed by the Bubi (6.5%), Ndowe (3.6%), and Annobon (1.6%). The main religion is Christianity, practiced by 88.7% of the population, 83.7% of which is Catholic.

It has a positive net migration rate and a fertility rate of 4.2 children per woman. 74% of the population lives in urban areas. Life expectancy is 63.7 years and the median age is 20.3 years. The literacy rate is 95.3%.

Languages

The official languages of the country are French, Portuguese, and Spanish. The latter is spoken by 88% of the population, while French is not widely spoken. Indigenous languages include Benga, Bube, Fang, and Ndowe.

Culture

Storytelling, traditional music, and witchcraft vertebrate Equatoguinean culture, which has African and Spanish influences.

Men traditionally wear a loose robe or a long shirt and loose pants. Women wear a loose top and a long skirt or a long dress with colorful patterns and a head wrap.

Architecture

Traditional houses in Equatorial Guinea are made of wood and have tin roofs and blue doors and windows.

Cuisine

The Equatoguinean diet is based on fish, meat, rice, sweet potatoes, and vegetables. Typical dishes include akwadu (baked bananas with coconut), bambucha (a stew of cassava leaves with banana or cassava), konkoe ture gbeli (smoked catfish in a spicy sauce with rice), sopa de pescado con cacahuete (a peanut soup with fish, onions, and tomato), and succotash (a dish of green beans, corn, mushrooms, onions, and tomatoes).

Holidays and festivals

Like other Christian countries, Equatorial Guinea celebrates Good Friday, Corpus Christi, Immaculate Conception, and Christmas Day. It also commemorates New Year’s Day and Labor Day.

Specific Equatoguinean holidays include President’s Day on June 5, Freedom Day on August 3, Constitution Day on August 15, and Independence Day on October 12.

Independence Day

Other celebrations include the Bodypainting Festival, the Malabo Hip Hop Festival, and the Music Day Festival, which features ballet and traditional dances.

Bodypainting Festival

Landmarks

There is one UNESCO World Heritage Site: Mount Nimba Strict Nature Reserve.

Other landmarks include the Bantabaré Caves, the Batete Church, the Luba Crater, the Mongomo Basilica, and St. Elizabeth’s Cathedral.

St. Elizabeth’s Cathedral

Famous people

Benjamín Enzema - athlete

Bibiana Olama - athlete

Chupe - soccer player

Emilio Buale - actor

Genoveva Añonma Nze - soccer player

Jan Tomás Ávila Laurel - activist and writer

Joëlle Rivero - actress

Laetitia Ntsame Assoumou - musician

Leandro Mbomio Nsue - sculptor

María Nsué Angüe - writer

Leandro Mbomio Nsue

You can find out more about life in Equatorial Guinea in this article and this video.

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Here’s my Tier list of flags of Dependent Territories, Dependencies, Enclaves/Exclaves, and other self governing and non self governing territories.

From top to bottom, left to right.

Azores (Portugal)

Torres Strait (Australia)

Bonaire (Netherlands)

Hong Kong (China)

Madeira (Portugal)

Baarle-Nassau (Netherlands)

Macau (China)

Isle of Man (United Kingdom)

Tokelau (New Zealand)

British Antarctic Territory (United Kingdom)

French Polynesia (France)

Canary Islands (Spain)

Greenland (Denmark)

Curacao (Netherlands)

Martinique (France)

French Southern and Antarctic Lands (France)

South Georgia and Sandwich Islands (United Kingdom)

Jarvis Island (United States)

Panama Canal Zone (United States)

Åland Islands (Finland)

Faroe Islands (Denmark)

Puerto Rico (United States)

Niue (New Zealand)

French Guiana (France) this flag is the former flag, they took away the territories flag in 2015, but it is still in use by the people of Guiana

Saint Pierre and Miquelon (France)

Chilean Antarctic Territory (Chile)

Sint Eustatius (Netherlands)

Büsingen am Hochrhein (Germany)

Kaliningrad Oblast (Russia)

Gibraltar (United Kingdom)

Anguilla (United Kingdom)

Wallis and Futuna (France)

Guernsey (United Kingdom)

Navassa Island (United States)

Easter Island (Chile)

Netherland Antilles (Netherland) was disbanded but I think it deserves to be on here

American Samoa (United States)

Norfolk Island (Australia)

Jersey (United Kingdom)

Tristan De Cunha (United Kingdom)

Saba (Netherlands)

New Caledonia (France) 

Akrotiri and Dhekelia (United Kingdom)

Palmyra Atoll (United States)

Argentine Antarctic Territory (Argentina)

Ceuta (Spain)

Ascension Island (United Kingdom)

Cayman Islands (United Kingdom)

Wake Island (United States)

Saint Helena (United Kingdom)

Bornholm (Denmark)

Annobon (Equatorial Guinea) 

Heligoland (Germany)

Christmas Island (Australia)

Guam (United States)

Turks and Caicos (United Kingdom)

Cook Islands (New Zealand)

British Virgin Islands (United Kingdom)

Pitcairn Islands (United Kingdom)

British Indian Ocean Territory (United Kingdom)

Aruba (Netherlands)

Johnston Atoll (United States)

Galapagos Islands (Ecuador)

Sharjah (United Arab Emirates)

Campione d’Italia (Italy)

Baarle-Hertog (Belgium)

U.S Virgin Islands (United States)

Northern Mariana Islands (United States)

Melilla (Spain)

Mount Athos (Greece)

Bermuda (United Kingdom)

Sint Maarten (Netherlands)

Midway Island (United States)

Montserrat (United Kingdom)

Marteloupe (France)

Kingman Reef (United States)

Howland Island (United States)

Baker Island (United States) this flag is not official but is most commonly used

Madha (Oman)

Cocos Island (Australia)

Saint Barthelemy (France)

Reunion (France)

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processo de decomposição

os deuses adormecidos ainda dormem em seus sonos de páginas. os velhos celtas são meus primos de trigésimo terceiro grau. muitas lápides se levantam por sobre caixões que estão vazios. imagino flores brancas morrendo sobre o túmulo de Cole Porter. olho para o longe com um olhar avante e imperador: medito acerca de velhos cânticos lusitanos sob as tardes de Macau; fantasio com suaves veleiros avançando pela costa oeste africana, tento adivinhar as cores das aves que repousam rente à ilha de Annobon.

ambiciono visitar a altura exata de um arvoredo em busca de um espaço que harmonize outras nuvens. procuro captar as sutis memórias de uma estrada, na busca por raízes que, um dia, estavam lá. abro livros empoeirados e amarelos sem estantes. respiro fundo o ar desperto que viajou durante a noite. pressinto que as coisas sumirão em esquecimento: dentro de meu íntimo, a flor do peso despetala-se.

todos já bem sabem que o passado passará. – e, ao recrudescer desta jornada, alguma força o exalçará.