Omega says its employees had no coup plans

25 May 2006

Security company Omega International Associates has denied its employees arrested in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) were involved in a coup plot. Christo Roelofse, managing director of Omega, said on Wednesday the company’s subsidiary was a registered security company in the DRC. Full Story

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