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South Africa "wouldn't extradite" Thatcher to Equatorial Guinea.
(From BBC Monitoring International Reports)
Pretoria: The Department of Foreign Affairs on Friday [27 August] denied that South Africa has received an extradition request for Briton Mark Thatcher to Equatorial Guinea on charges that he helped plot and finance a coup to overthrow its government.
"Government has not received any request from the Equatorial Guinea government for the extradition of Mark Thatcher," Foreign affairs spokesman Ronnie Mamoepa said.
SABC radio and The Associated Press on Friday morning reported that a top Equatorial Guinean lawyer had said the country had already approached South Africa to request Sir Mark Thatcher's …
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