africaken254:
and which institute did they get this data from !,if today CNN listed 10 most fastest growing economies in africa. would you assume they did their own research findings of a such complex topic !

africaken254:
kenya national police service VN-4 APC's

Patented:
customised paint. thats what the article says

Thieves steal $13mn from Japanese ATMs in just 3 hours
Using forged credit cards containing account details illegally obtained from Standard Bank in South Africa

In a heist reminiscent of the blockbuster film 'Ocean's Eleven,' some 100 thieves managed to steal $12.7 million from ATMs in Japan in just three hours. The incredible feat is believed to be the work of an international crime syndicate.
The thieves worked together to withdraw the huge sum of money in coordinated withdrawals at 1,400 convenience store ATMs throughout Tokyo and 16 other prefectures, police said, as cited by Kyodo News.Using forged credit cards containing account details illegally obtained from Standard Bank in South Africa, around 100 different people are believed to have made a single withdrawal of 100,000 yen (US$913) – the maximum allowed by cash machines – in each of the 14,000 transactions attempted.

The withdraws took just three hours to complete, with the first one made just after 5am on May 15, and the last made just before 8am, The Yomiuri Shimbun reported. All of the ATMs were located at 7-Eleven stores.

No one has been arrested in connection with the heist, and local media reports suggest that the thieves – believed to be part of an international crime syndicate – may no longer be in Japan.

The first shipment of the American Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles have arrived in Egypt yesterday, the US embassy in Cairo reported.

The vehicles are to be used “to combat terrorism and promote stability in the region.”

A statement issued by the embassy last night stated that a shipment of MRAPs arrived in the port of Alexandria and was delivered to the Egyptian army, whose forces in Sinai are being subjected to bombings that have killed and injured many officials.

Major General Charles Hooper, a senior defence official at the US Embassy in Egypt, said: “The delivery of these MRAPs to Egypt provides a crucial capability needed during these times of regional instability and is part of the continuing strong relationship between the US and Egypt.”

The delivery is part of the Pentagon’s Excess Defence Articles grant programme, according to which the vehicles are delivered free of charge.

patches689:


Its a really good looking vehicle

But, those turrets... whats the point of having armor in every direction except for the part which will be facing the enemy

Ie: needs a gun sheild.

patches689:


Stop reading the huffington post

Its liberal gutter-press fit for balding white guys in their 40s who are ashamed of their whiteness

NAIROBI, Kenya, Jun 11- The Government will allocate Sh223.9 billion to the security sector during the 2015-2016 financial year, a Sh27 billion increase from the previous allocation.

Cabinet Secretary for Treasury Henry Rotich while presenting the proposals to the National Assembly on Thursday said Sh112 billion will be channelled to the Ministry of Defence and the National Intelligence Service.

The Interior Ministry will be allocated a massive Sh102.4 billion in a bid build on the security measures already in place which include enhancing mobility and modernising the service.

“We have committed substantial resources to this sector over the last two years including increasing the number of police vehicles by 2,400,” Rotich stated.

“We have also continued to equip our security sector and recruiting over 15,000 security personnel to help secure our country and help combat terrorism and crime.”

To enhance police mobility further, he allocated Sh7.7 billion to leasing of police vehicles, Sh15 billion for military modernisation, Sh10 billion for police service modernisation and Sh1.7 billion for police medical scheme.

The Kenya Defence Forces fighting Al-Shabaab terror group in Somalia serving under AMISOM has been allocated Sh6.4 billion while Sh4.4 billion will go towards fighting poaching

chkil:
i found this about the pickup , the kenyan CMC Motors


CMC to finalise leasing of vehicles to police


March 17, 2015 By MARGARET WAHITO,

US Officials warn of potential for further attacks in Sahel region

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTc1QuVAtjM

ViceAdmiral:
@Gottfried
Apparently these were suggestions to the Marine SF
1. Special Operator
2. Attack Boat
3. Ship Diver
4. Attack Diver
the 1st suggestion in hindsight has gone through

iblawi:


You are misunderstanding me.

What am saying is that everything about it is basic/normal, except if you are saying the pickup was produced/assembled in Kenya. Nothing about it is customised. Maybe the siren sha.

africaken254:
we do have a local tyre manufacturing company (Sameer Africa)

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12E-EIxSnwY

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ispH_fspiiA&list=SRSameerAfricaLimited

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-d_PGaxQPg

craziebone:


ni kan jian ni de dianzi youjian

iblawi:
Nice1

giles14:
yea nice pix,but dis is a normal practice by d Americans n not hard as it seems.

Henry240:


It's a very difficult maneuver, extremely hard, only very skilled American pilots can perform this.


It's hard as in.... H-A-R-D!!

giles14:
u I said dat is because I have watched so many different documentary on us mountain top evacuation n extraction

Henry240:


Doesn't even come close to this.

onumaegbuikenna:
Gentlemen any news of the NNA Andoni II.

Tinfoil:



Very funny, those are not new tires they are retreads they are making

onumaegbuikenna:
Gentlemen any news of the NNA Andoni II.