Tropical Gangsters: One Man's Experience With Development And Decadence In Deepest Africa
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Tropical Gangsters: One Man's Experience With Development And Decadence In Deepest Africa
Selected as one of the six best nonfiction books of 1990 by the editors f the New York Times Book Review, this is a compelling and entertaining account of the author's two-and-a-half year adventure in Equatorial Guinea, and his efforts to get this small bankrupt African nation on the path of structural development.
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