Most Powerful Militaries in Africa

Tyta

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May 21, 2011
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7.LIBYA
6.KENYA
5.ALGERIA
4.NIGERIA
3.SOUTH AFRICA
2.ETHIOPIA
1.EGYPT

MJUMBE HAUWAWI....
Source:Most Powerful Militaries in Africa | AFKInsider

The Global Fire Power ranking, or GFP, measures countries' military strength and assigns a power index number in order to compare them to other countries. Many factors are taken into consideration, and smaller countries can compete with larger ones due to points given for refinement and technological advancemen - See more at: Most Powerful Militaries in Africa | AFKInsider
 
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7. Libya – Power Index: 1.8428

The strength of Libya's military comes mainly from its large cache of equipment, despite a relatively small number of active troops. Further hampering Libya's abilities is the continuing violence and unrest stemming from the revolution begun in 2011 which has yet to see a stable government emerge from it. Regardless, the country still has available 2,500 armored fighting vehicles, 500 tanks, 600 towed artillery pieces, 6,500 logistical vehicles, and much more.
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Kenya has established itself as a vital participant in international peacekeeping missions, and is able to do so due to a high merchant marine strength and an enormous labor force – resulting in high available manpower. Though it doesn't possess as much of its own equipment, its role as a member of international teams allows the Kenyan military to share resources with other countries, strengthening its own capabilities at the same time. - See more at: http://afkinsider.com/30022/powerful-militaries-africa/3/#sthash.swZwAKWK.dpuf



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5. Algeria – Power Index: 1.4107

As Algeria has a large maritime border, it has developed all of its military capabilities to an impressively modern degree, including its land, sea, and air forces. Algeria's active frontline personnel numbers more than 127,000 troops and it has nearly 2,000 armored fighting vehicles at its disposal. Algeria also has the added benefit of its own oil reserves, allowing it to use its own fuel to power tanks, aircraft carriers, naval vessels, and more
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4. Nigeria – Power Index: 1.3441

Due to its size, it's no surprise that several hundred thousand troops comprise the Nigerian Armed Forces, through its army, navy, and air force. Like Algeria, an abundant domestic oil supply eases the financial burden to be involved in military conflict, and it has more than 1,400 armored vehicles, 360 tanks, and 6,000 logistical vehicles at its disposal, as well as nearly 300 aircraft and 25 high-powered naval vessels.
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3. South Africa – Power Index: 1.2582

As it hasn't been embroiled in an international military conflict for some time, South Africa uses its highly advanced military for more peacekeeping and international cooperation purposes. Its aircraft and naval vessels are notoriously well-equipped with the latest technology, and though the country has less than 100,000 active frontline personnel, it has the capabilities and manpower for much more. Add to that a vast array of land system technology, and the South African military is indeed a force to be reckoned with.
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2. Ethiopia – Power Index: 1.1725

As a landlocked country, Ethiopia has focused its resources on developing its army and air force to an impressive degree (the GFP doesn't penalize landlocked countries for not having a naval force). Several hundred thousand personnel make up its current force, and they have significant numbers of land and air systems at their disposal. Furthermore, an enormous population that is fit for service allows Ethiopia to maintain the capacity to turn out an even larger fighting force, and gives the country one of the greatest militaries on the continent.
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1. Egypt – Power Index: 0.7569

Egypt is put over the top with regard to military strength due to the sheer size of its armed forces. Nearly 500,000 personnel serve on its active frontline force, far surpassing all of its African neighbors, as well as its nearly 10,000 armored fighting vehicles, 60,000 logistical vehicles, 900 aircraft, and large oil reserve from which to draw. Again, the military has been somewhat undermined in the wake of the Egyptian Revolution, but some argue that its increased role in government has made it stronger than ever. Whether or not this is a cause for celebration or concern will remain hotly debated for some time to come.
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7.LIBYA
6.KENYA
5.ALGERIA
4.NIGERIA
3.SOUTH AFRICA
2.ETHIOPIA
1.EGYPT

MJUMBE HAUWAWI....
Source:Most Powerful Militaries in Africa | AFKInsider

The Global Fire Power ranking, or GFP, measures countries' military strength and assigns a power index number in order to compare them to other countries. Many factors are taken into consideration, and smaller countries can compete with larger ones due to points given for refinement and technological advancemen - See more at: Most Powerful Militaries in Africa | AFKInsider
False info. hiyo wacha nikupe maono yangu .....
Jeshi Libya = Lilishindwa na vijana wakasambaratishwa. Jeshi la Kenya = Lilshindwa na vijana wane(4) wa ALSHBB KDF ikagaragara!! jeshi la Nigeria = Lina haha kwa BK. Jeshi La SA = Ni la kukodisha (merecneries) Jeshi la Ethiopia = kiboko yao AlSHBB. hakuna lolote isipokuwa propaganda tu!!
 
False info. hiyo wacha nikupe maono yangu .....
Jeshi Libya = Lilishindwa na vijana wakasambaratishwa. Jeshi la Kenya = Lilshindwa na vijana wane(4) wa ALSHBB KDF ikagaragara!! jeshi la Nigeria = Lina haha kwa BK. Jeshi La SA = Ni la kukodisha (merecneries) Jeshi la Ethiopia = kiboko yao AlSHBB. hakuna lolote isipokuwa propaganda tu!!
inaweza kuwa ni false info lakini si kwa justification ulizotoa....maana kwa vigezo hivyo hata USA taifa lenye nguvu duniani linasumbuliwa na vikundi vya taliban mpaka leo hii,Russia na ukubwa wote wanasumbuliwa na waasi wa checheny, israel mpaka kesho bado wanapambana na vikundi vya hamas pamoja na hezbollah...je huwezi sema kwa nguvu zao wangekuwa wameshavisambaratisha kitambo...
 
LIBYA HAKUNA JESHI Pale ..lililokua na nguvu by then ni la Ghadaf,hivi sasa kuna vikundi vya wanamgambo tu.
 
inaweza kuwa ni false info lakini si kwa justification ulizotoa....maana kwa vigezo hivyo hata USA taifa lenye nguvu duniani linasumbuliwa na vikundi vya taliban mpaka leo hii,Russia na ukubwa wote wanasumbuliwa na waasi wa checheny, israel mpaka kesho bado wanapambana na vikundi vya hamas pamoja na hezbollah...je huwezi sema kwa nguvu zao wangekuwa wameshavisambaratisha kitambo...
The Great Tyta you are right mkuu...
huo ni ulaji wa fedha na mali ya nchi.... 70% ya badgeti yao hunda wizara ya ulinzi (defence) !!
 
False info. hiyo wacha nikupe maono yangu .....
Jeshi Libya = Lilishindwa na vijana wakasambaratishwa. Jeshi la Kenya = Lilshindwa na vijana wane(4) wa ALSHBB KDF ikagaragara!! jeshi la Nigeria = Lina haha kwa BK. Jeshi La SA = Ni la kukodisha (merecneries) Jeshi la Ethiopia = kiboko yao AlSHBB. hakuna lolote isipokuwa propaganda tu!!


Kwani wewe ubora Wa jeshi unaupima vip?
 
Hii ni orodha ya wanunuzi wa slaha toka Marekani; hata baada ya kuisambaraisha Libya wameiweka hapa..! Egypt wamehamia airtel _Russia ngoja nione kama hawatasema "egypt is very weak bcoz politica unrest"
 
hadi jeshi la Kenya nakataa, lililoshindwa westgate na kulipua jengo na kusingizia wameua magaidi watano kumbe magaidi walikuwa wanne hawakuua hata mmoja zaidi ya kuuana wao kwa wao, jeshi halina nidhamu acha utani kabisa...
 
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