Hehe....Egypt
has the most powerful military in Africa, followed by Algeria,
Ethiopia, Nigeria and South Africa according to an index that has just
been released by the Global Firepower (GFP) that measures a government’s
military ...
Out of 30 African countries the GFP has been able to determine that
Egypt as the leading country in Africa in military power and 12th
out of 126 countries in the world. Egypt has the manpower, equipment
which covers the air, land, naval power and the petroleum to sustain its
army among other factors. Second in line is Algeria, followed by
Ethiopia, Nigeria and South Africa.
- Angola
- Morocco
- Sudan
- Libya
- Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Kenya
- Tunisia
- Zimbabwe
- Zambia
- Chad
- Uganda
- Tanzania
- South Sudan
- Ghana
- Cameroon
- Mozambique
- Niger
- Ivory Coast
- Mali
- Madagascar
- Gabon
- Republic of the Congo
- Namibia
- Somalia
- Central African Republic
The annual GFP index boasts of using an algorithm that attempts to
provide a fair canvas that presents an unbiased ranking and realistic
outlook on the conventional military firepower and strength of
countries. Their system focuses on the diversity of weapons systems and
provides bonuses and penalties for things like nuclear arms, diversity
of force structures, and alliances (like NATO). The formula is
interesting because it makes a smaller but more technologically advanced
country competitive with larger militaries from less advanced
countries.
The most powerful military in the world is the United States,
followed by Russia, China, India and the UK. US has been the world’s
strongest military since 1945.
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