Countries We Work With
Ethiopia
The land of kings and legends, Ethiopia is the oldest independent country in Africa and the original home of coffee. It has been under colonial rule only for a brief period during Italian occupation from 1936 until 1941. Political and economic reforms and the conclusion of a costly war against Eritrea should enable it to […]
Guinea-Bissau
Guinea-Bissau achieved independence in 1974, and has seen a considerable amount of political turmoil since. Following a series of coups, an assassinations and natural deaths of Presidents, and transitional governments Guinea-Bissau held what were widely seen as valid elections in 2014. Guinea-Bissau’s population remains poor, with around 75% of citizens living below the poverty line, […]
Gabon
A relatively stable nation, Gabon gained independence in 1960 and was ruled by President Bongo for over 40 years. His son was elected President following his death. Gabon is rich in natural resources, and its chief exports are oil, manganese, and timber. Country Profile Land Mass/Major Cities – Gabon sits on the Western edge of […]