By John Ikani Russian troops have been reported to arrive at an airbase in Niger where American soldiers are stationed, as confirmed by US officials. This development follows Niger's directive for the US to withdraw its...
By John Ikani The US remains active in Niger and Chad, even though troops have been pulled out, says the chief of the US Africa Command. Gen Michael Langley clarified that the recent departure of troops...
By Emmanuel Nduka In a historic feat, Kenya's President, William Ruto, on Thursday appointed Major General Fatuma Gaiti Ahmed as the first female Commander of the Kenyan Air Force. Heritage Times HT reports that the move...
By Emmanuel Nduka The Nigerian Defence Headquarters (DHQ) on Thursday disclosed that investigations into a drone attack at Tudun Biri, a community in Igabi Local Government of Kaduna State, Northwest Nigeria, has been concluded, and that...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna President of Kenya, William Ruto on Thursday named Charles Muriu Kahariri as Defence Chief, following the death of his predecessor, Francis Omondi Ogolla in a helicopter crash. Ogolla was among 10 military officers...
By John Ikani British authorities have initiated detaining asylum seekers as part of a new program to deport them to Rwanda with the initial flights slated for July. "Our dedicated enforcement teams are moving swiftly to...
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