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Under fire from Amnesty, Dyck Advisory Group stands down its helicopters
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Shaking off an illness that has kept him confined to South Africa for months, the retired colonel Lionel Dyck headed to Mozambique in March to launch an internal probe in response to allegations by Amnesty International. He was joined by Werner Myburgh, the head of the conservation NGO Peace Parks Foundation. [...] (902 words)
Issue dated 18/03/2021
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