Why married women cheat 'smarter' than men

A married woman cheating. (Courtesy)

Baltasar Ebang Engonga, the powerful Director General of Equatorial Guinea's National Financial Investigation Agency (Anif), has turned global attention on the secret lives of married-but-available women after being linked to over 400 affairs with married women.

It's a revelation that raises more than eyebrows-it shines a light on a side of relationships often whispered about, but rarely acknowledged: the quiet, covert, and surprisingly organised lives of married women who step outside their unions. It's safe to say that were it not for that fraud investigation, these married women would never have been discovered by their husbands.