Cartel activity in Africa competes with international security efforts, with drug production linked to Mexican suspects found in Limpopo.
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Updated Aug 15
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Cartel activity in Africa competes with international security efforts, with drug production linked to Mexican suspects found in Limpopo.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Drug cartels are expanding their sophisticated operations in Kenya, utilizing the country for meth production and leveraging South Africa as a transit hub.Sub-event
Drug production linked to cartel activity in Africa (Limpopo).1 source
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- Ghana, facing security challenges, is implicated in continental issues including insurgency and strained ties with former colonial powers.
- Weapons sales and military training are contributing to regional instability in Africa.