From Peacekeeping to Power Projection: How Africa’s Military Footprint is Evolving
For decades, Africa’s militaries were cast as peacekeepers — stabilising broken states, containing insurgencies, and upholding foreign mandates under United Nations or African...
Inside Africa’s Defence Diplomacy Archives: Treaties, Pacts and Strategic Alliances
Inside war rooms and presidential palaces across Africa, a quieter battlefield has long defined the continent’s security trajectory — not one of boots...
The Rise of Regional Defence Blocs: Lessons from ECOWAS and SADC Models
In a continent where borders are porous and threats are transnational, no single nation can secure itself in isolation. As Africa grapples with...
A Decade of African Defence Reforms: Key Milestones from 2015 to 2025
In the past ten years, Africa’s defence architecture has undergone one of its most ambitious transformations since independence. Driven by rising insecurity, shifting...
General Musa Leads Civil-Military Reset in Nigeria
Under General Musa’s Watch, Nigeria’s Military Reimagines Civil-Military Relations at Landmark Conference In a decisive and visionary shift, Nigeria’s Chief of Defence...
