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The first witness to encounter Shrien Dewani after his wife was abducted at gunpoint in South Africa has spoken of his belief that the British busines...
When a democratically elected president is forced to resign by rebels within the police and military, threatened with bloodshed if he refuses, frog-marched by police and military to a press conference to announce his decision, detained for several hours, beaten up as he addresses a peaceful gathering of supporters, and then a warrant for his arrest is issued, I call that a coup d'état.
