Equatorial Guinea Scandal: Sex Tapes, Arrests, and WhatsApp Ban
Equatorial Guinea's Vice-President Teodoro Obiang Mangue has warned civil servants against engaging in sexual activities in their offices, following the leak of videos allegedly showing high-ranking official Baltasar Ebang Engonga in compromising situations. Engonga, who is also facing corruption charges, is accused of having sex with various women, including officials' wives, in his office. The vice-president has ordered the installation of surveillance cameras in government buildings and recommended an investigation, while internet traffic in the country has been disrupted to curb the spread of the videos.