Wagner, a feared Russian mercenary group, is being replaced on the continent by another Russian paramilitary, experts say – ...

Wagner, a feared Russian mercenary group that is notorious for staging a failed mutiny against Moscow and accused of committing serious abuses against civilians in Africa, is being replaced on the ...

Russian operatives are using new tactics to expand Moscow’s reach in Africa, two years after the death of Wagner boss Yevgeny ...

At least three Russian fighters died when a convoy of the Russian paramilitary group Africa Corps was caught in a jihadist ...

Russia's Defense Ministry reportedly demanded cash payments for security services, marking a sharp departure from previous arrangements under Wagner that involved compensation with natural resources.

Africa Corps has been designed as more of a training mission, a force that is supposed to protect fixed assets. And it will probably be more bureaucratic because it’s part of the MOD and risk ...

Africa Corps is expanding its presence as Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, which are led by juntas who seized power in coups between 2020 and 2023, have turned away from France and moved closer to ...

Officials in the Central African Republic have said that Russia has called on the country to replace the private Wagner ...

Africa Corps is also is recruiting in Russia, offering payments of up to 2.1 million rubles ($26,500), and even plots of land, for signing a contract with the Ministry of Defense, plus more on ...

Fighters from the Africa Corps - a rival Russian mercenary force intended to absorb Wagner's activities on the continent - will remain in Mali. After more than three years of operations in Mali ...

DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — Even as it pounds Ukraine, Russia is expanding its military footprint in Africa, delivering sophisticated weaponry to sub-Saharan conflict zones where a Kremlin-controlled armed ...