The fallen soldiers, who died in January during after being caught the crossfire between M23 rebels and DRC army forces, were hailed as heroes for their loyalty, service and bravery.
In late January, 14 soldiers of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) lost their lives while fighting M23 ...
The Aerospace and Defence Master Plan of 2020 indicates that the aerospace and defence market is an apex industry and it is ...
In a heartfelt tribute, SANDF Chief Rudzani Maphwanya called for a focus on mourning, rather than a political blame game ...
Defence policy experts advised the SANDF and department of defence to prioritise objectives that were the core of military responsibilities.
It is high time the South African National Defence Forces' (SANDF) holed up in a UN base camp in DR Congo's North Kivu ...
The SA National Defence Union said SANDF members in DRC are not held hostage by M23, contrary to claims by Julius Malema ...
Discover how Minister Angie Motshekga sheds light on the SANDF’s mission in the DRC, revealing the historical significance ...
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DELAY in returning of remains of fallen SANDF soldiers to South AfricaDefence Minister Angie Motshekga has confirmed that the bodies of 14 SANDF soldiers killed in eastern DRC, will be ...
Cabinet has reiterated South Africa’s commitment to a diplomatic solution that ensures stability in the Democratic Republic ...
Appointed defence minister in June last year, Angie Motshekga has been accused of not being truthful about the dire situation ...
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South Africa: Media Statement - Joint Standing Committee On Defence to Seek Clarity On Delayed Deployment Notification From the PresidentPress Release - The Joint Standing Committee on Defence seeks clarity on a delay in communication regarding the deployment ...
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