King Richard Igimoh, Group Editor African Leadership Organisation is an award-winning journalist, editor, and publisher with over two decades of expertise in political, defence, and international affairs reporting. As Group Editor of the African Leadership Organisation—publishers of African Leadership Magazine, African Defence & Security Magazine, and Africa Projects Magazine—he delivers incisive coverage that amplifies Africa’s voice in global security, policy, and leadership discourse. He provides frontline editorial coverage of high-profile international events, including the ALM Persons of the Year, the African Summit, and the African Business and Leadership Awards (ABLA) in London, as well as the International Forum for African and Caribbean Leadership (IFAL) in New York City during the United Nations General Assembly.
When African leaders signed the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement in Kigali in 2018, they set in motion the most ambitious...
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOAugust 19, 2025Refugee flows have long tested the resilience of African border forces. From the Horn of Africa to the Sahel and the Great Lakes...
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOAugust 19, 2025Across Africa’s vast and porous frontiers, the boundaries between conservation and national security are becoming increasingly blurred. From the Sahel to Southern Africa,...
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOAugust 19, 2025The decisive blows in today’s African conflict zones are often struck not by massed armies in conventional battles, but by small, mobile forces...
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOAugust 15, 2025Military power is no longer measured solely in tanks, ships, and aircraft in the 21st century—it is increasingly defined by access to, and...
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOAugust 15, 2025Africa’s aerospace capabilities in the last few decades have been defined largely by import dependency—reliance on foreign aircraft, spare parts, and technical expertise...
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOAugust 15, 2025Africa’s security challenges often transcend national boundaries; however, the continent’s airmen are emerging as quiet but decisive actors in regional stability. Whether flying...
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOAugust 15, 2025Throughout the colonial and post-independence eras, African coastal states largely prioritized naval concerns such as territorial sovereignty and counter-piracy over sustainable fisheries protection....
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOAugust 14, 2025At independence, most African navies inherited limited coastal patrol assets from colonial powers, leaving them with insufficient industrial bases to sustain extended maritime...
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOAugust 14, 2025Historically, African coastal nations faced unique maritime challenges shaped by geography and limited doctrine. Post-colonial navies inherited shallow-water vessels ill-suited for modern threats—ranging...
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOAugust 14, 2025