Daylife Select
A point & click tool to create dynamic content portals. Learn More »
Mercenaries a headache for Equitorial Guinea, but useful as pawns, writes Mandy Rossouw. Equatorial Guinea's release of four South African mercenaries was part of a charm offensive by the country's dictator and President, Teodoro Obiang... Full Article at Mail & Guardian Online
Related Articles
-
Four South Africa men convicted for their role in an Equatorial Guinea coup plot will not be re-arrested when they return home on Friday, officials say. Full Article at BBC News
-
(FILES) This file photo taken on March 23, 2004 shows Simon Mann (L) the leader of a group of foreigners arrested in Zimbabwe on charges of trying to topple the president of Equatorial Guinea, leaving a court set up at a maximum security prison in... Full Article at The Telegraph
-
Submit your comment "They have condemned the actions of mercenaries in Africa and reaffirmed the total importance of the respect of the Algiers Declaration against unconstitutional changes of governments," it said. Full Article at Independent Online
-
Prominent British mercenary Simon Mann and four South African associates have been released from jail in Equatorial Guinea, where they were serving sentences for attempting to overthrow the government. Full Article at ABC Online
