The United States is assessing the future of its military command for Africa, its top general for the continent said on ...

The U.S. military’s top general in Africa said terrorist factions in the Sahel region have increased their presence so much ...

Military leaders from 37 African countries meet to forge stronger regional alliances, confront rising transnational threats - ...

President William Ruto will on Wednesday, May 28, open the United States Africa Command (Africom)-led 2025 African Chiefs of ...

General Langley says the U.S. is pulling back in Africa, shifting focus to partner self-reliance as Beijing and Moscow expand ...

Under President Trump's administration, the U.S. military is urging its allies to increase "independent operations" and ...

Attacks by Islamic militants are surging in western Africa, where the U.S. is struggling to track terrorist movements in the ...

The U.S. military is backing off its usual talk of good governance and countering underlying causes of African insurgencies.

The U.S. military’s new posture comes even though many African armies remain ill-equipped and insurgent groups expand.

For the United States to establish sustainable connections in Africa it cannot be seen as a purely extractive partner.

The Sgt. STOUT and Avenger, both mobile air defense systems, deployed for major European and African exercises.