Military Africa has proudly announced the release of its February magazine edition. This latest issue continues the publication’s esteemed tradition of providing in-depth coverage of Africa’s defence technology and security news. With a distribution network that spans major defence exhibitions and a robust mailing list, Military Africa ensures its insightful content reaches decision-makers across continents, from Africa to the Americas, Europe, and the Middle East.
Renowned as one of the premier defence publications globally, Military Africa delivers unparalleled reporting and analysis on defence technology, procurement trends, and ongoing military operations. The magazine equips the international defence community with essential information to inform strategic decisions.
As a digital-first monthly publication, Military Africa Magazine has embraced a contemporary, intuitive design that accommodates an expanding trove of industry information while enhancing readability for its global readership. The magazine maintains its commitment to multi-domain coverage—air, sea, land, cyber, space—while expanding its focus to include the increasingly vital sectors of physical and electronic security.
Highlights from the February edition include:
- The African military helicopter market’s growth to a valuation of US$2.2 billion.
- The South African National Defence Force’s enhancement of border security through the deployment of SVI Max 3 armoured vehicles.
- Embraer’s presentation of the KC-390 aircraft to Nigeria amidst a competitive transport aircraft market.
- Milkor’s debut of the Commander patrol craft at the World Defence Show.
- The Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria’s resumption of arms production following a billion-dollar investment.
- TerraHaptix’s inauguration of Africa’s Largest Drone Factory.
- The United States’ initiative to construct military bases for the Somali Army.
For further details on these stories and more, readers are encouraged to explore the full edition. Our readers can access the first issue on: www.military.africa/magazines
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