Irish citizen killed in Burkina Faso was working in anti-poaching operations
It is believed that the Irish citizen was in a convoy on an anti-poaching patrol in the east of the African country. By Niall O Connor Tuesday 27 Apr 2021, 5:37 PM 3 hours ago 35,497 Views 7 Comments
THE IRISH CITIZEN murdered in Burkina Faso was working in anti-poaching operations, The Journal has learned.
Rory Young, who was born in Zambia, was the co-founder and President of Chengeta Wildlife. He has been involved in the training of anti-poaching rangers in Africa.
The Government of Burkina Faso has said that the bodies of two Spanish and one Irish citizen killed in an ambush in the east of the country have not been recovered.
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