Contemporary Intelligence in Africa

Tshepo Gwatiwa is a Lecturer in Intelligence Studies at Macquarie University (Sydney, Australia) and Senior Researcher Fellow at the Institute for Pan-African Thought and Conversation (IPATC), University of Johannesburg (South Africa). He is the author of The African Union and African Agency in International Politics (2022) and is co-editor (with Justin van der Merwe) of Expanding US Military Command in Africa: Elites, Networks and Grand Strategy (2021).

1. Contemporary Intelligence in Africa 2. Towards a Cosmic Theory of African Intelligence: Pathways to a Dialectic Engagement 3. Intelligence Personalization and Politicization in Africa: A Continental Survey 4. Morocco's Intelligence Services and the Makhzen Surveillance System 5. Intelligence Operations During the Transition in the Sudan 6. Intelligence and Counterterrorism in Ghana 7. Intelligence and Countering Terrorism in 'Ungoverned Spaces' in the Sahel Region 8. Intelligence Services and National Security in Nigeria 9. Rebuilding National Intelligence in Post-Conflict Africa: Case of Somalia 10. Towards Humanization of Intelligence and Security Services in the Democratic Republic of Congo 11. The Professionalisation of Intelligence in Africa 12. From Counterinsurgency to Counterterrorism: The Development of Kenya’s National Intelligence Enterprise 13. Law Enforcement Intelligence in Uganda 14. Sharpening the Use of Financial Intelligence to Combat Complex Crimes in Southern Africa 15. The Media and Security Intelligence in Africa: A Complicated Relationship 16. Private Security Intelligence in West Africa: Corporate and Private Sector Intelligence in Nigeria 17. Intelligence in Sub-Saharan African Widlife Protected Areas: Clashing Contemporary Practices and a Prospective Biocentric Strategic Environment Intelligence (BISEINT) Paradigm 18. The Open Conversation on African Intelligence