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The Lusophone Jihadists?

The Lusophone Jihadists?

by Richard Stupart | Jun 15, 2018 | African Defence Podcast, Featured, Regional, Southern Africa

A spate of attacks in rural northeastern Mozambique has set the region on edge. Beheadings, IED attacks, and a growing economic marginalization of a muslim community in a region soon to be flooded with oil wealth has combined into the early signs of a major...
Rooivalk DRC deployment costs revealed

Rooivalk DRC deployment costs revealed

by Darren Olivier | May 24, 2018 | Featured, Regional, Southern Africa

The South African Ministry of Defence has for the first time revealed the operating and deployment costs of the three Denel Rooivalk combat support helicopters deployed to the United Nations peacekeeping mission in the DRC (MONUSCO). The figures were provided as an...
Sending the army to the townships

Sending the army to the townships

by John Stupart | Oct 15, 2017 | Featured, Southern Africa

Putting troops in the streets of Cape Town would be a dangerous, reckless last resort. DARREN OLIVIER and JOHN STUPART navigate the slippery slope.

Darfur disarmament: Local leaders fear more war than peace

Darfur disarmament: Local leaders fear more war than peace

by Nuba Reports | Sep 6, 2017 | East Africa, Featured, Regional

Darfur tribal leaders fear the recent government-led disarmament exercise in the region may lead to further conflict rather than peace. While the local representatives support the idea of disarmament, they believe the implementation procedures and armed group assigned to conduct the task may incur further regional strife.

Destination of mystery Air Force Hercules flight revealed

Destination of mystery Air Force Hercules flight revealed

by Dean Wingrin and Darren Olivier | Jul 31, 2017 | Featured, Regional, Southern Africa

A South African Air Force (SAAF) C-130BZ Hercules transport aircraft recently photographed at the remote South Atlantic island of Saint Helena was en route to Cuba, carrying the personal belongings of Cuban military technicians who were returning home after working in South Africa as part of Project Thusano. Written by Dean Wingrin and Darren Olivier.

Is Hamas Fighting in Libya?

Is Hamas Fighting in Libya?

by Joseph Hammond | Jul 24, 2017 | Featured, North Africa

A U.N. Group of Experts report points to the presence of Hamas military advisors in Libya, but raises more questions that it answers.

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