African warriors were known for their bravery and fearlessness in battle, often charging headfirst into enemy lines.

Many African armies utilized unique weapons, such as the Zulu's iklwa spear or the Maasai's rungu club.

 African military tactics often involved ambushes and surprise attacks, catching their enemies off guard.

The ancient Egyptians were pioneers in military technology, developing weapons such as the composite bow and chariots.

African kingdoms such as the Ashanti and Dahomey had specialized units of female warriors, known as the "Amazons."

The Nubian Kingdom of Kush was renowned for its skilled archers and heavily-armoured infantry.

The Berber people of North Africa were expert horsemen, using their steeds to launch devastating cavalry charges.

The Bantu migration across Africa brought with it new military tactics and weapons, such as the throwing spear and shield.