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Hendri Coetzee "1975-2010"

Hendrik "Hendri" Coetzee (born c. 1975 in Ottosdal, died 7 December 2010 in Lukuga River) was a renowned South African outdoorsman, adventurer and author. He was presumed dead after a crocodile attack in December 2010. Coetzee gained prominence in 2004 leading the first-ever Nile River source-to-sea expedition. The expedition set off from Lake Victoria in Uganda on 17 January, reaching Khartoum on 25 March and the Mediterranean Sea at Rosetta on the 21nd of May. The purpose of the trip was to draw attention to the humanitarian situation in the region in partnership with CARE. Following claims that the expedition had not begun from the true source of the Nile, Coetzee's party undertook a further journey from Kagera to Lake Victoria in April 2005, adding 750 km to the 6700 km they completed in 2004. Coetzee was leader of an expedition going from the source of the White Nile into the Congo at the time of the attack. The trip was the first-of-its-kind kayaking expedition from the White Nile and Congo rivers into the Congo. The two other men on the trip, also experienced kayakers, were documenting unexplored whitewater and development projects in the region.