The situation in Annobón has once again raised alarms. In recent hours, residents of Palé reported... Ambô Legadu That invading soldiers deployed by the regime of Equatorial Guinea patrol the streets of the island's capital from 19:00 p.m. onwards, in vehicles that travel at high speeds and without any protection for the civilian population. This is not a security measure, but a new form of intimidation. The nighttime military patrols force the population to lock themselves in their homes and effectively constitute an undeclared curfew imposed by…

In an unprecedented step forward for environmental transparency on the island, the Republic of Annobón has quantified its carbon footprint, a fundamental step in its sustainable development strategy. Mining and energy engineer Diego Costas Moyano is responsible for conducting the first technical estimate of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the territory, data that until now had remained a technical unknown in the region. This study, integrated within the country's Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), focused on evaluating the impact…

The victims of the recent torture reported in Annobón continue to suffer the deterioration of their wounds without access to adequate medical care or the necessary medications for their treatment. The injuries, some of them open and infected, worsen day by day on an island where healthcare resources are extremely limited and where many basic medications are simply unavailable. The images received by Ambô Legadu They show severe wounds in several victims, some with clear signs of infection and progressive deterioration. Without proper treatment, these injuries can lead to serious complications, chronic pain, permanent disability, and even…