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Refugees Injured in Dadaab Crackdown
Dozens of refugees have been injured in a security operation by police in the Dadaab refugee camps, northeastern Kenya, following six explosions since early November, one of which killed a policeman on 19 December.
Nigeria Introduces New Identification System to Boost National Security
Nigeria’s Inspector General of Police Hafiz Ringim said that the National Identity Management System (NIMS) will be of immense benefit to the Nigeria Police when it is fully operational as the effective execution of the NIMS project would enhance service...
Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa Urges Cooperation Between Private Security Companies And Police to Deal a Blow to Crime
Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa has urged cooperation between private security companies and police to deal a blow to crime.
United States Donates Military Equipment Worth $9 Million to Mali to Fight Terrorism
The United States has donated military equipment worth $9 million (about 4.5 billion CFA francs) to Mali to fight terrorism.
Indo-French Joint Military Training Exercise SHAKTI – 2011 Comes to a Successful Conclusion
An Indo-French Joint Military Training Exercise SHAKTI – 2011 has been held at Chaubattia with effect from October 09 to 21 2011 under the aegis of Garud Division. The French Army was represented by four Officers and 50 troops of the 13 Mountain Infantry...
South Africa’s Police Will be ‘nasty And Nice’ When Dealing with Public Protests
Police will ultimately be “nasty and nice” when dealing with public protests, says Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa.
EU NAVFOR Welcomes German Maritime Patrol Reconnaissance Aircraft
On September 25th, EU NAVFOR welcomed a German Maritime Patrol Reconnaissance Aircraft (MPRA) which will operate off the Horn of Africa. Based in Djibouti, the Lockheed Martin P-3C ‘ORION’, will add to the mission’s capabilities until December. How...
Europe Insercure About the Patriot Act
Every now and then the technology news tells us more about the state of our own country than reports on foreign affairs or the economy. Consider a post recently filed by Zack Whittaker for the Between the Lines blog on ZDNet with the following introduction: The...
