Sources: Caprivi / Zambezi independence advocacy
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Caprivi conflict (Wikipedia) link
General-reference encyclopedia article, consulted via citation, on the 2 August 1999 CLA attacks on Katima Mulilo's army base, police station, radio station and airport, the ensuing 14 reported deaths, and the Namibian government's declaration of a state of emergency and mass arrests.
Cited on: Caprivi / Zambezi independence advocacy, History of Caprivi / Zambezi independence advocacy · Source record
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Caprivi Liberation Army (Wikipedia) link
General-reference encyclopedia article, consulted via citation, on the CLA's 1994 founding, its objective of Caprivi Strip secession, and Mishake Muyongo's leadership since 1998 following his expulsion from the Democratic Turnhalle Alliance.
Cited on: Caprivi / Zambezi independence advocacy, History of Caprivi / Zambezi independence advocacy · Source record
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Caprivi treason trial (Wikipedia) link
General-reference encyclopedia article, consulted via citation, on the more-than-16-year Caprivi treason trial (2003-2015 for the main phase), its 132 defendants, the December 2015 High Court verdict, and subsequent Supreme Court and separate trial proceedings through 2017.
Cited on: Caprivi / Zambezi independence advocacy, History of Caprivi / Zambezi independence advocacy, Caprivi / Zambezi independence advocacy: current status · Source record