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Burkina Faso: two Spanish journalists and Irish conservationist killed Emmanuel Akinwotu in Lagos and Sam Jones in Madrid
Two Spanish journalists and an Irish conservationist have been killed after they were ambushed by jihadists, while on an anti-poaching mission in Burkina Faso.
On Tuesday, Spain’s foreign minister, Arancha González Laya, said 44-year-old David Beriáin, a reporter, and 47-year-old Roberto Fraile, a photographer, were believed to have been murdered on Monday, after they were identified from an image provided by Burkinabe authorities.
Spain’s prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, said on Tuesday afternoon: “We have confirmation of the worst possible news. All our love to the family and loved ones of David Beriáin and Roberto Fraile, who were murdered in Burkina Faso. And also our recognition of those who, like them, practise brave and essential journalism on a daily basis in conflict zones.”
The Zambian-born Irish citizen who was killed by terrorists in Burkina Faso dedicated his life to wildlife protection in areas of conflict.
Conservationist Rory Young was co-founder and president of anti-poaching organisation Chengeta Wildlife. He was raised in Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi. When not working in conflict areas in Africa to prevent wildlife poaching, he lived with his Dutch wife and children in The Netherlands.
Mr Youngâs Irish roots appear to be from grandparents on both his father and motherâs sides. In a blog post from 2017, he wrote that his parents were Rhodesisan (Zimbabwean), but his motherâs maternal family had been âloyalist Irish Catholicsâ and his fatherâs paternal family had been ârebel Irish Protestantsâ.