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Independent
January 3, 2018
The most high-profile attempt was in March 2004 when British mercenary Simon Mann and 60 men were arrested in Zimbabwe, where they were accused of stopping off to fetch weapons ahead of joining a team in Malabo, led by South African Nick du Toit. Du Toit and Mann were sentenced to 34 years inÃÂ ...
Huffington Post South Africa (blog)
November 13, 2017
"Leasing may work for a person who wants to drive a new car every few years, with benefits such as safety and maintenance included," said Nicholas du Toit, of Pace Car Rental. "You should also consider it if you don't want to own a car, but want the flexibility of using a car only when you need one," addedÃÂ ...
Independent Online
January 30, 2015
It was invoked to deal with the leaders of the so-called Wonga Coup in 2004, which was masterminded by the former British special forces officer Simon Mann and the ex-South African special forces officer Nick du Toit. Both of them had since launched private security companies. In common parlance, theyÃÂ ...
The National
December 15, 2011
Mann chartered a Boeing 727 full of armed men and planned to fly into the capital of Malabo, where an advance team led by the South African mercenary Nick du Toit intended to take over the airport. Mann hoped to install Severo Moto, the leader of a government-in-exile headquartered in Spain,ÃÂ ...
Mail & Guardian Online
June 12, 2010
South African Nick du Toit, together with his fellow mercenary, ex-SAS officer Simon Mann, was released late last year from the infamous Black Beach prison in the tiny Central African nation's capital Malabo, described by Amnesty International as a “living hell”. Du Toit served five years and eight months ofÃÂ ...
Telegraph.co.uk
November 22, 2009
Nick du Toit, who was jailed alongside the former SAS officer for their part in plotting the "dogs of war'' plot in 2004, said that Mann talked openly about paying off government ministers. He said Mann told him shortly before his surprise release earlier this month: “I'm getting out of here. But it's already cost meÃÂ ...
BBC News
November 6, 2009
After the prisoners' release, one of the South Africans, Nick du Toit, said they had been told South Africa's president had been involved in the negotiations. Their release coincided with a visit to Equatorial Guinea by South African President Jacob Zuma. "The president [of Equatorial Guinea] said: 'I am one ofÃÂ ...
BBC News
August 31, 2004
But only one of them, South African Nick du Toit, has told the court in Malabo he was part of a coup plot. Equatorial Guinea's president has said he would like to see all those involved in the plot shot by firing squad. President Teodoro Obiang Nguema told British newspaper The Mail on Sunday he wouldÃÂ ...
Independent Online
September 13, 2017
A little later, in Malabo, the South African ex-mercenary Nick du Toit and several other South African and foreign accomplices, were also ...
Independent Online
September 13, 2017
... attorney-general Jose Olo Obono misled South African justice authorities about the evidence given by alleged mercenary Nick du Toit, who is ...
Independent Online
September 13, 2017
Nick du Toit, who has admitted a limited role in a coup bid in Equatorial Guinea, responded to questions by lawyers for his co-accused, who ...
Independent Online
September 12, 2017
... Africans are serving long sentences in Equatorial Guinea in connection with the alleged coup plot including alleged ringleader Nick du Toit, ...
Independent Online
September 12, 2017
Obono told the court he wanted the death penalty both for South African Nick du Toit, who was in court flanked by four armed guards with his ...
Independent Online
September 12, 2017
Equatorial Guinea on Tuesday pardoned and freed Mann and South African Nick du Toit as well as three other South Africans, Sergio Cardoso, ...
Independent Online
April 24, 2017
January 4 - Wales meets Nic du Toit and allegedly proposes plan to ... March 16 - Lebanese oil trader Ely Calil is named by Nic du Toit as ...
News24
April 24, 2016
Equatorial Guinea shot to international attention when it sentenced South African and British mercenaries Nick Du Toit and Simon Mann to 34Â ...
Independent Online
January 30, 2015
... which was masterminded by the former British special forces officer Simon Mann and the ex-South African special forces officer Nick du Toit.
The National
December 15, 2011
But one might be better off reserving a tear or two for some other characters who had it worse - Nick du Toit was tortured in prison and lost 37kg;Â ...
Bleacher Report
January 18, 2011
''Hiya, big boy,'' she said to burly South African Nick Du Toit, her eyes settling on the most personal part of the 6ft 3in forward's anatomy.
Mail & Guardian Online
June 12, 2010
South African Nick du Toit, together with his fellow mercenary, ex-SAS officer Simon Mann, was released late last year from the infamous Black ...
Telegraph.co.uk
November 22, 2009
Nick du Toit, who was jailed alongside the former SAS officer for their part in plotting the "dogs of war'' plot in 2004, said that Mann talked ...
BBC News
November 6, 2009
After the prisoners' release, one of the South Africans, Nick du Toit, said they had been told South Africa's president had been involved in the ...
BBC News
November 6, 2009
After the prisoners' release, one of the South Africans, Nick du Toit, said they had been told South Africa's president had been involved in the ...
BBC News
June 8, 2005
South African Nick du Toit - the alleged leader of the mercenaries - remains in Black Beach, after being sentenced to 34 years in prison.
BBC News
November 5, 2004
Plot leader Nick du Toit was jailed for 34 years, while opposition leader Severo Moto, who is in exile in Spain, was given 63 years in absentia.
Independent Online
September 13, 2017
Equatorial Guinea on Tuesday pardoned and freed Mann and South African Nick du Toit as well as three other South Africans, Sergio Cardoso,ÃÂ ...
Independent Online
September 13, 2017
... attorney-general Jose Olo Obono misled South African justice authorities about the evidence given by alleged mercenary Nick du Toit, who isÃÂ ...
Independent Online
September 12, 2017
... Africans are serving long sentences in Equatorial Guinea in connection with the alleged coup plot including alleged ringleader Nick du Toit,ÃÂ ...
Independent Online
September 1, 2017
South Africans Nick Du Toit, with Sergio Cardoso, Jose Sundays and George Alerson, along with British citizen Simon Mann, had beenÃÂ ...
Independent Online
April 24, 2017
January 4 - Wales meets Nic du Toit and allegedly proposes plan to ... March 16 - Lebanese oil trader Ely Calil is named by Nic du Toit asÃÂ ...
News24
April 24, 2016
Equatorial Guinea shot to international attention when it sentenced South African and British mercenaries Nick Du Toit and Simon Mann to 34ÃÂ ...
San Francisco Chronicle
April 19, 2016
Francisco Kidd inspects a selection of marijuana offerings at the Apothecarium, a pot dispensary in San Francisco. Photo: Amy OsborneÃÂ ...
Independent Online
January 30, 2015
... which was masterminded by the former British special forces officer Simon Mann and the ex-South African special forces officer Nick du Toit.
Independent Online
January 30, 2015
... which was masterminded by the former British special forces officer Simon Mann and the ex-South African special forces officer Nick du Toit.
The National
December 15, 2011
But one might be better off reserving a tear or two for some other characters who had it worse - Nick du Toit was tortured in prison and lost 37kg;ÃÂ ...
The National
December 15, 2011
But one might be better off reserving a tear or two for some other characters who had it worse - Nick du Toit was tortured in prison and lost 37kg;ÃÂ ...
Bleacher Report
January 18, 2011
''Hiya, big boy,'' she said to burly South African Nick Du Toit, her eyes settling on the most personal part of the 6ft 3in forward's anatomy.
Mail & Guardian Online
June 12, 2010
South African Nick du Toit, together with his fellow mercenary, ex-SAS officer Simon Mann, was released late last year from the infamous BlackÃÂ ...
Telegraph.co.uk
November 22, 2009
Nick du Toit, who was jailed alongside the former SAS officer for their part in plotting the "dogs of war'' plot in 2004, said that Mann talkedÃÂ ...
BBC News
November 6, 2009
After the prisoners' release, one of the South Africans, Nick du Toit, said they had been told South Africa's president had been involved in theÃÂ ...
BBC News
November 6, 2009
After the prisoners' release, one of the South Africans, Nick du Toit, said they had been told South Africa's president had been involved in theÃÂ ...
BBC News
June 8, 2005
South African Nick du Toit - the alleged leader of the mercenaries - remains in Black Beach, after being sentenced to 34 years in prison.
BBC News
November 5, 2004
Plot leader Nick du Toit was jailed for 34 years, while opposition leader Severo Moto, who is in exile in Spain, was given 63 years in absentia.
PanARMENIAN.Net
June 6, 2016
The main defendant in the case, former officer of the Equatorial Guinean security forces Nick du Toit was given a 63-sentence, while three other South Africans were sentenced to 50 and 60 years in prison.
News24
April 24, 2016
Equatorial Guinea shot to international attention when it sentenced South African and British mercenaries Nick Du Toit and Simon Mann to 34 years in prison for an attempted coup against Obiang in March 2004.
San Francisco Chronicle
April 19, 2016
Cynthia Alvado, a patient consultant at Apothecarium, refills the jars of marijuana that will. Nick Du Toit (left) and Francisco Kidd wait to place orders wihle Camille Wood.
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