RAYTHEON Company is introducing the new Enhanced Mobile Ad-Hoc Network Radio System to provide netted communications and tactical data for coalition interoperability.
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Wednesday, 04 August 2021
As the Middle East throws its doors wide open to the world, the foresight of iOmniscient’s management has led them to strategically position themselves to partake of the “treasures of the East. The result of that strategic thinking is the opening of offices in Dubai and Cairo to address the continuously growing markets in that region of the world.
Vigilance reliably gathered that the teams there will have both a Sales and Technical Support capability.
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An earth-shaking event such as the World Cup will present a serious security challenge to any nation on the planet earth, no matter how rich, no matter the sophistication of its security institutions/agencies and no matter the degree of vigilance. Since winning the ticket in August 2007 to host the World Cup, the government and people of South Africa have committed enormous resources, both in capital and human resources to see to the realisation of this mega event in their country. It is true that winning to host has provoked an burst of euphoria all through the land, but as the participating teams, visitors/tourists begin to arrive in South Africa this week, that euphoria will soon give way, with the government and the very reflective South Africans holding their breath as to the next big issue-security and the challenges it poses to all the stakeholders.
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The security situation in Nigeria, no doubt has improved, but we are thoroughly shocked at the recent outburst of killings at Tusung village in Barkin Ladi near Jos in Plateau State, in which six persons were reportedly killed by a faction in the religious imbroglio. It is not clear what the moral and religious missions of the killings were, but the cheap reasons that had often been adduced for such predatory acts had been to avenge previous killings.
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