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18 Mar 2004
 
 
Anti-subversive charges brought against ‘mercenaries’
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A fourth set of charges - this time under draconian state security legislation - has been brought against 70 alleged mercenaries said to have been part of a coup plot in Equatorial Guinea, lawyers...
 
 
Suspected SA mercenary still alive
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South African government officials visited suspected South African mercenary Nick du Toit in prison in Equatorial Guinea on Thursday and confirmed that he is alive.
 
 
17 Mar 2004
 
‘Mercenaries’ face murder plot charge
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Zimbabwe's prosecutors has surprised 70 men arrested last week over an alleged coup plot in Equatorial Guinea by formally presenting them with a new charge, that of plotting to murder the president...
 
 
15 Mar 2004
 
Sixty Zim mercenary suspects charged
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Zimbabwean police yesterday charged 60 suspected mercenaries detained in the country with attempting to purchase firearms without a certificate, their lawyer said.
 
 
12 Mar 2004
 
Zim charges laid against ‘mercenaries’
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So far only charges relating to immigration, firearms and aviation offences have been considered against 67 people who have been warned of facing the death penalty if found to be mercenaries in a...
 
 
10 Mar 2004
 
‘Mystery plane left SA illegally’
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The mystery aircraft impounded at Harare's airport left South African air space illegally, en route for Burundi, aviation sources said yesterday.
 
 
31 Oct 2003
 
Equatorial Guinea denies rumours of coup
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A top presidential aide yesterday categorically denied rumours of a foreign-backed military coup attempt in the oil-rich west African state of Equatorial Guinea.
 
 
30 Jun 2003
 
US to reopen embassy in Equatorial Guinea
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The US has decided to reopen its embassy in oil-rich Equatorial Guinea, the radio in the capital of the tiny western African country reported yesterday.
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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