He found a link to an article about some attacks on police stations and government buildings by an Islamic fundamentalist group in Mozambique and was wondering if his initial assessment, rejecting that country, might be wrong. The next article mentioned a group called Chengeta, and Rod snapped his fingers.
‘Still on the line, Rod?’ Jed said through the phone’s speaker.
‘Mali.’
It was Jed’s turn to stay quiet.
‘Still on the line, Jed?’ Rod said, smiling to himself.
‘I’m listening.’
‘There’s a group I follow on f*******:, an anti-poaching group called Chengeta Wildlife – Chengeta’s a Zimbabwean word, in Shona, for “take care of”. They operate in Mali, training rangers and soldiers in anti-poaching. I read recently that the elephant poaching there is conducted by two rival terror groups
