In Africa’s modern history, few events reshape the political and security landscape as profoundly as military operations. These are not just battlefield manoeuvres—they...
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOJuly 25, 2025For decades, Africa’s militaries were cast as peacekeepers — stabilising broken states, containing insurgencies, and upholding foreign mandates under United Nations or African...
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOJuly 25, 2025Inside war rooms and presidential palaces across Africa, a quieter battlefield has long defined the continent’s security trajectory — not one of boots...
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOJuly 25, 2025In a continent where borders are porous and threats are transnational, no single nation can secure itself in isolation. As Africa grapples with...
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOJuly 25, 2025In the past ten years, Africa’s defence architecture has undergone one of its most ambitious transformations since independence. Driven by rising insecurity, shifting...
ByKing Richard Igimoh, Group Editor ALOJuly 25, 2025In the euphoric aftermath of independence, African capitals echoed with speeches of sovereignty and visions of a new dawn. But within a few...
Byadmag_adminJuly 1, 2025In the popular imagination of global military history, Africa is often depicted as a continent of tribal skirmishes and colonial conquest—passive in war,...
Byadmag_adminJuly 1, 2025When the guns of empire went silent across Africa in the 1950s and 60s, they were quickly replaced by new weapons, new uniforms—and...
Byadmag_adminJuly 1, 2025Africa’s borders, as they stand today, are often seen as the legacy of European cartography—a network of straight lines drawn in colonial capitals...
Byadmag_adminJuly 1, 2025They marched in British khaki through the jungles of Burma, carried rifles for the French in the hills of Alsace, and hauled heavy...
Byadmag_adminJuly 1, 2025