Wagner in Africa | James Pogue
‘Many people in the country seem happy to accept mercenaries in exchange for stability.’ James Pogue on the Wagner Group in the Central African Republic.
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‘Many people in the country seem happy to accept mercenaries in exchange for stability.’ James Pogue on the Wagner Group in the Central African Republic.
From Sudan to Mauritania, regional and global powers are jockeying for position on the continent.
From Sudan to Mauritania, regional and global powers are jockeying for position on the continent.
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After their boss Yevgeny Prigozhin led them in a failed mutiny, Wagner mercenary troops left Ukraine and were on the outer in Russia. Prigozhin set their sights on Africa, and he was seen there days before a deadly plane crash that had him listed as a passenger.