POWERFUL COUNTRIES IN AFRICA 2021

Military is a very important institution that no country can exist without.
Major primary roles of military include to defend a country and its citizens from any foreign intruders, to provides humanitarian services during disasters, as well as to represent the country by engaging in peacekeeping missions in foreign countries.
This military ranking is made based on Global Fire Power 2021 analysis. Global Fire Power is an organization that is widely known for having a fairly accurate understanding of the global military strengths. Making use of over 50 factors for its own formula to determine a given nation's Power Index score, based on Manpower, Airpower, Army-Strength, NavalPower and FinancialResources.
The following rankings listing was made based on the latest ranking of Global Fire Power, The smaller the Power Index score, the stronger a nation's technical fighting capability is.
This year’s ranking assessed 140 nations, including 36 from African countries, here are top 10 most sophisticated African militaries ranking in 2021.
No 10, Sudan,
Head of state, President Abdel Fattah al-Burhan
global ranking: 77
The 2021 annual Global Fire Power reviews, places Sudan in the 77th position among 140 others considered most powerful military ranking across the globe. Sudan has a power index rating of 1.5159, which is fairly impressive.
The Sudanese Armed Forces has a total of 104,000 active force personnel, 191 aircraft, 410 combat tanks, 403 armoured fighting vehicles and a total of 18 naval assets.
No 9, Tunisia,
Head of state, President Kais Saied
global ranking: 73
This year, Tunisia is ranked 73 out of the 140 countries according to the annual GFP reviews, and it holds a score of 1.4134
Tunisian Armed Forces consist of the Tunisian Army, Tunisian Air Force and Tunisian Navy.
Tunisian military is equipped with more than 150,000 active-duty personnel, of which 80,000 were conscripts. Paramilitary forces consisted of 12,000 members.