malabo
Malabo is the capital and largest city of Equatorial Guinea, situated on the northern coast of Bioko Island in the Gulf of Guinea. It functions as the political and administrative center and an important commercial hub, hosting government institutions, a major port, and Malabo International Airport.
History: The settlement was founded by the Spanish during the colonial era and was for much of
Geography and climate: Malabo sits on a low-lying peninsula on Bioko's north coast. The city experiences a
Economy and infrastructure: The port of Malabo handles trade and oil-related logistics, and the city plays a
Demographics and culture: Malabo hosts a mix of ethnic groups including Fang and other Bioko Island communities.