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1 December

Niger Says Putting Its Uranium on International Market

Niger's military regime on Sunday announced it was putting uranium produced by Somair -- a subsidiary of French giant Orana before the regime nationalized it in June -- on the international market.

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30 November

South Africa National Defence Forces soldiers.

Staff Writer With AFP

S. Africa Arrests 4 Suspected of Wanting to Fight for Russia

South African police arrested four Russia-bound men at Johannesburg's airport suspected of having signed up to fight for the Russian army.

29 November

President of Guinea-Bissau Umaro Sissoco Embalo.

Staff Writer With AFP

G. Bissau Junta Consolidates Power as Condemnation of Coup Spreads

Guinea-Bissau appointed an ally of the ousted president as prime minister, as international criticism grew of this week's coup.

28 November

Staff Writer With AFP

Rwanda Accuses DRC of Delaying Washington Peace Deal Signing

Rwandan President Kagame have accused the Congolese government of delaying the signing of a peace deal aimed at ending conflicts.

27 November

Staff Writer With AFP

Streets Deserted in G.Bissau Capital After Military Takeover

Guinea-Bissau’s capital fell silent after the military seized power, arrested the president, shut borders, and halted election results.

26 November

Ethan M. Encarnacion

South Africa’s ‘All-in-One’ Anti-Drone System Lets AI Pick the Perfect Weapon

A South African firm just showed the potential of a counter-drone system that packs detection, engagement, and C2 capabilities into a single vehicle.

25 November

Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria-D7G (DICON-D7G) leaders at the DG-103 rifle factory in Kaduna.

Rojoef Manuel

Nigeria Boosts Defense Industry With First 1,000 Homegrown DG-103 Rifles

The Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria-D7G has produced nearly 1,000 units of its upgraded DG-103 rifle within the first two months of operations at its Kaduna facility, according to local media.

25 November