A wildlife camp owned by soccer coach Carlos Queiroz in northern Mozambique was attacked by insurgents on Thursday, prompting the evacuation of at least three Americans who were hunting in the area when the attack occurred.
Queiroz, 73, is an accomplished Portuguese coach who currently manages the national soccer team of Ghana. He is the co-owner of a hunting lodge called Mozambique Wildlife Adventures, located near the village of Marangira in Mozambique’s northern province of Niassa. Queiroz was born in Mozambique, which was a Portuguese colony at the time. He moved to Portugal after Mozambique declared independence in 1975.
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