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The disappointing African firearm manufacturing industry.

I've been searching for African manufactured firearms but have found very meek results. Kongo Kingdom & Benin were said to be able to manufacture guns but I guess it was in the age of gunpowder-loaded rifles & flintlocks. Today, the only Sub-Saharan African manufactured firearm I can find is the OBJ-006 which is an AK-47 replica from Nigeria. In South Africa, we have the Vektor series which was made by the Apartheid government (who called themselves Europeans until the 1990s) & some MILKOR guns, MILKOR is owned by a Polish-South African.  Nigeria's AK-47 replica, the OBJ006. I asked Llama 3.2 AI to come up with the following list:  Here's a list of some African-manufactured firearms: Rifles 1. *South Africa*: R4/R5/R6 assault rifles (manufactured by Denel Land Systems) 2. *Egypt*: AK-47/Egyptian-made Maadi MISR 7.62mm assault rifle 3. *South Africa*: CR-21 bullpup assault rifle (manufactured by Denel Land Systems) 4. *Nigeria*: OBJ-006 assault rifle ...
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Laws to fix the land...

Not exactly the Law of Moses but may also work...  • All men do six month military service & all women do six month state farm service. Mentally & physically disabled are to do six month designated state service (e. g. street cleaning, park cleaning, beach cleaning or other labour required by state). • Illegal for individual to harm pregnant woman. Murder of pregnant woman treated as double murder & if child survives, murder treated as murder & attempted murder.  • Legal for elder family member to use physical punishment to discipline young family member.  • Abortion legal. Only consent of pregnant female required.  • All drugs legal for individuals over 21 years. Alcohol & tobacco legal at 18 years. Marijuana legal from 16 years.  • Only registered handguns allowed for general public (only written mental exam, non-violent criminal record & registration required for ownership). Special permit required for rifles, automatic guns & shot...
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Kwatuism will not kill you.

The symbol of Kwatuism : A sorghum plant sheltered by two spears forming a triangular mount & facing in opposite vertical directions.  As a black man, I would love for Africans to fully develop & this does not necessarily mean skyscrapers & cutting-edge technology. Development to me means a land that is a fool-proof system where everyone knows what they should be doing at which time & why. This we can do by analysing the human life & what a nation needs. A nation in it's land needs protection from intruders, invaders & malicious foreigners as well as food security & it's citizens need shelter.  Let's note in point form:  • Border protection & therefore, airspace protection.  • Food security.  • Housing.  Any nation that does not prioritise the above will always have problems.  Now, in the modern world high-tech defence & telecommunications have become increasingly important with telecommunications merging...
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Can our unreasonably leftist state see sense in some philosophical rightism?

I think for South Africa to improve, we need to start from scratch. Indigenous lands  returned ,  chiefs  back in  parliament  & restructure the  education system  in a way that makes hardened individuals who know that they're working towards something  greater  than themselves in the land they're in.  KWATUISM WILL NOT KILL YOU If you do not believe in a sense of nationhood & you live in a land of people unlike you, you're never going to give 100%, your best efforts will always seem rejected & the diverse land will always seem thankless. Now, we're made to believe that we as individuals are literally bigger than the country? Why & How? Shouldn't the NATION be BIGGER than any individual?? You cannot be a one-man-country. A nation is formed by a homogeneous ethnic group. This needs to be emphasized because leftism doesn't believe tribalism & discrimination based on appearance exists. Human nature encompasses being disd...
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A list of all the footballers who have won both the FIFA World Cup & FIFA Club World Cup

Rogério Ceni  Ricardo Kaká  Alessandro Nesta  Cafu Moraes  Andrea Pirlo  Gennaro Gattuso  Alberto Gilardino  Ronaldo Nazario  Filippo Inzaghi  Ron-Robert Zieler  Víctor Valdés  Carles Puyol  Gerard Pique  Sergio Busquets  Xavi Hernandez  Andrés Iniesta  Lionel Messi  Thierry Henry  Lucio da Silva  Sergio Ramos  Iker Casillas  Raphaël Varane  Álvaro Arbeloa  Toni Kroos  Xabi Alonso  Sami Khedira  Ángel di Maria  Manuel Neuer  Benjamin Pavard  Jérôme Boateng  Lucas Hernández  Javi Martínez  Corentin Tolisso  Thomas Müller  N'Golo Kanté  Julián Alvarez 
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A list of all the footballers who have won both AFCON & the CAF Champions League

1968   Robert Kazadi GK TP Englebert & D.R. Congo Pierre Katumba DF " & "  Albert Mwanza Mukombo DF " & "  Pierre Mwana Kasongo FW " & "  1986   Ahmed Ramzy DF Zamalek SC & Egypt  Ashraf Kasem DF " & "  Tarek Yehia MF " & "  Gamal Abdelhamid " & "  1990   Larbi El Hadi GK JS Kabylie & Algeria  Rachid Adghigh DF " & "  Messaoud Aït Abderrahmane DF " & "  Mahieddine Meftah MF " & "  Moussa Saïb MF " & "  Nacer Bouiche FW " & "  Abderrazak Djahnit " & "  1996   Mark Fish DF Orlando Pirates & South Africa  Edward Motale DF " & "  Helman Mkhalele MF " & "  John Moeti MF " & "  2006   Essam El-Hadary GK Al Ahly & Egypt  Ahmad El-Sayed DF " & "  Mohamed Abdelwahab DF " & "  Hassan Mostafa MF " ...
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Which South African football player could've won CAF Player of the Year?

As we all know, Apartheid dealt a big blow to the recognition of South African football globally, with both the Olympics & FIFA banning Apartheid South Africa from participating in international football from 1961 to 1992. And, unfortunately, ConIFA did not exist when South Africa was under Apartheid so individual South African tribes in the Bantustans or other homogenous tribal territories couldn't participate in international football.  I consider the 1970s the "prime" of South African football because this is where legends like Jomo Sono, Abednigo Ngcobo, Cedric Xulu & Patrick Ntsoelengoe were in their prime. The likes of Zane Moosa & Fani Madida came later but didn't match the hype of the 70s legends in any case.  Lesser known South African footballers While South Africa was banned from participating in AFCON, the World Cup & the Olympics, the South African Black XI did beat Argentina 5-0 in an invitational match which was testament to the level of...
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