Guinea Equatorial is a Christian majority country where 93% of the population is Christian, mostly Catholic. There are around 110,000 students in primary school but 10% of children ages 6-11 do not attend. Artwork from Guinea Equatorial is displayed in exhibitions from October through November. The nation's music includes genres such as Africando, Bembeya Jazz, Ethiopiques, pop, folk, rock, reggae, and Pan-African styles like makossa and soukous. The local cuisine features spicy dishes and seafood like chicken and fish.

1. Guinea Equatorial
By Danielle Simpson

2.  93 percent of them are Christian
 They have about 87% of people that are
catholic, and about 5% are mainline
protestant.
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3.  There are about 110,000
students attending school
about 85,000 are in 1st-6th
grade.
 10% of the children from
ages 6-11 are currently
not in school
 You only get five years of
education.

4.  Marvin A. Lewis wrote one
of the longest listing
books about Afo-Latin
American literature.
 The past few
years, African literature of
Spanish expression has
experienced interest in
Spain

5.  During October you
can see all the
artwork and samples
of art work
 Their artwork are
displayed until
November 7.

6.  Sipopo congress center
 Musicians apartment
house
 0-STRIP Pavilion
 Residential Building

7.  Africando
 Bembeya Jazz
 Ethiopiques
 Pop
 Folk
 Music in this nation also
includes rock and roll
and reggae music.
 Pan-African style of
music featuring
makossa and soukous

8.  They eat mostly
chilies and spices
they also like to
eat chicken and
fish.