Mark Thatcher appears in Cape Town court

Mark Thatcher - son of former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher - appeared in a Cape Town court today to face questioning about a botched coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea.

Mark Thatcher appears in Cape Town court
Fri, 18 Feb, 2005 - 08:47

Mark Thatcher - son of former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher - appeared in a Cape Town court today to face questioning about a botched coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea.

Thatcher pleaded guilty last month to violating South Africa’s anti-mercenary laws.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Cape TownPlace: Equatorial GuineaPlace: South AfricaPlace: WynbergPlace: BritainPlace: United StatesPlace: ZimbabwePerson: Mark ThatcherPerson: Margaret ThatcherPerson: primePerson: ThatcherPerson: President Teodoro Obiang NguemaPerson: Kaizer KganyagoOrganisation: South African intelligence servicesOrganisation: SouthOrganisation: Justice Ministry
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