Willem ‘Ters’ Ehlers was a naval officer, apartheid loyalist and private secretary to PW Botha. Like many apartheid securocrats, Ehlers took his knowledge and contacts from the apartheid military state and privatised his services; this led him to a life of lucrative arms dealing. In 1994, Ehlers facilitated a deal to send weapons to government forces in Rwanda at the height of the genocide....

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