According to the CIA's World Factbook, in 2015 the tiny country of Equatorial Guinea had the highest GDP per capita in Africa (over $20,000 per year), higher than more developed countries such as Morocco, Egypt, and South Africa. But despite having higher significant overall income from the sale of its natural resources, Equatorial Guinea has extreme poverty, with half of its population lacking clean drinking water and one of the highest infant mortality rates in the world. How can a country that has the highest GDP per capita be one of the least desirable places to live on the planet for the average citizen