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Africa File, June 13, 2024: Houthi-Shabaab Weapons Deal; SFG Boost in Central Somalia - Vimarsana News

Africa File, June 13, 2024: Houthi-Shabaab Weapons Deal; SFG Boost in Central Somalia

Gulf of Aden. US intelligence claimed that the Houthis and al Shabaab have discussed a deal for the Houthis to provide weapons to al Shabaab. The two groups have indirect connections through regional illicit arms networks that would likely facilitate

South Africa extends military presence in Cabo Delgado amid rising tensions -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

South Africa extends military presence in Cabo Delgado amid rising tensions -Newsday Zimbabwe

South Africa's contingent, which comprises 1,495 soldiers, constitutes two-thirds of the SADC mission.

South Africa extends military presence in Cabo Delgado amid rising tensions - Vimarsana News

South Africa extends military presence in Cabo Delgado amid rising tensions

South Africa's contingent, which comprises 1,495 soldiers, constitutes two-thirds of the SADC mission.

Africa File Special Edition: Russia's Africa Corps Arrives in Niger. What's Next? - Vimarsana News

Africa File Special Edition: Russia's Africa Corps Arrives in Niger. What's Next?

Russian Africa Corps soldiers deployed to Niger on April 12, which will challenge US efforts to remain in Niger in the immediate term—undermining the West’s counterterrorism posture in West and North Africa—and create long-term opportunities for the Kreml

Russia: The Wagner Group is 'essentially over', claims the Pentagon | World News - Vimarsana News

Russia: The Wagner Group is 'essentially over', claims the Pentagon | World News

The Wagner Group is 'essentially over' claims Pentagon press secretary Brigadier General in a possible end for the Russian mercenary group.