Africa is an angry place. From pirates to drones, the African Defence Review explores why we fight, and why understanding the worst part of humankind explains the best. The ADR provides a clear and understandable lexicon for any organisation or individual looking to make sense of military and defence matters. Often verbose and couched in undecipherable acronyms, this field can shut out the very people it effects the most. The ADR changes this through innovative graphics and visual presentation of crises and concepts generally hidden from the worldview.
News
A-Darter programme reaches maturity
The A-Darter IR-guided short-range air-to-air missile (SRAAM), developed jointly by South Africa and Brazil & co-funded by their respective air forces, has turned out […]
News
Denel, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar: What we know
In recent weeks there has been much public debate regarding the news that Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI) is in talks with the South African government to take […]
OSINT Analysis
Zimbabwean Presidential Guard identified at Harare election shootings
A new look at imagery gathered by ADR has revealed some useful information on the ZDF’s fatal “clearing” of Harare’s streets in the wake of its […]