Facing a surge of violence, abductions and communal clashes across its territory, Nigeria has entered what may be its most ambitious security upheaval in recent years. On 26 November 2025,.
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, is facing a complex security and humanitarian crisis that threatens the very foundations of its stability. Over the past year, insurgent attacks across the northern.
Africa’s militaries are often judged by the size of their armies or the heft of their budgets, but 2025 is showing us that power isn’t just about numbers. Recent analyses.
South Africa has unveiled a transformative R2.23 trillion (US$120–130 billion) energy blueprint, signalling a decisive pivot away from coal towards nuclear and gas. The revised Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) projects.
The world is facing a water crisis of unprecedented scale, exacerbated by rising temperatures, erratic weather patterns, and increasing population pressure. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC),.
In a bold and historic move to recalibrate the relationship between the Nigerian Armed Forces and the citizens they are sworn to protect, the Defence Headquarters is convening its Maiden.
The latest Global Firepower Index for 2025 reveals significant shifts in Africa’s military landscape, highlighting Egypt’s continued dominance alongside Nigeria’s remarkable ascent to the third position on the continent. The.
Surveillance today is no longer confined to shadowy intelligence agencies or authoritarian regimes. Across the world, governments employ advanced digital tools to enhance security, improve governance, and protect citizens from.
