In response to the recent wave of military coups in Africa, Rwanda and Cameron have taken proactive steps following a coup in Gabon. That removed President Ali Bongo from power. Cameron's President Paul Behr, he has shaped a significant restructuring of the Ministry of Defense, which shuffling key positions within the military. In parallel, President Paul Kagame of Rwanda authorised the retirement of eight of the high-ranking officers, including senior President Joe Adviso, James Cabarabi, an apparent effort to address the growing instability caused by military coups across the continent. Additionally, meters were conducted to explore ways to enhance the first cooperation between these nations. Notably, both Kagame and Behr have held lengthy presidencies, but Kagame in office since 2000 and Behr since a coup in 1982.