Sixteen South African National Defence Force (SANDF) members died in the cross-fire in January – the biggest contingent since the battle of Bangui in 2013.
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The Hawks secure a forfeiture order for a R900,000 Toyota Hilux and R400,000 in foreign currency, following a significant ...
President Cyril Ramaphosa has emphasised that a negotiated settlement in the DRC will remain critical in ensuring sustained ...
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SANDF soldiers forced to buy own boots before deployment, SA says: "Our government is disgusting"South African National Defence (SANDF) soldiers reportedly have to buy their own boots before deployment Supply line issues ...
A devastating report from UNICEF has revealed the horrific scale of sexual violence against children, including infants as ...
The SANDF is struggling with budget cuts, poor leadership, and outdated equipment, leaving South Africa vulnerable to ...
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Angie Motshekga reveals the dire state of South Africa's defence department, citing management issues and financial struggles ...
In late January, in fighting in the city of Goma and surrounding districts, in North Kivu province, in the east of the ...
“R17k Is a Lot”: Monthly Income of SANDF Soldier With 18 Years Experience, Mzansi Discusses Salaries
Mzansi was in an uproar in the comment section after a lady shared the monthly salary of an SANDF soldier with 18 years of ...
The remains of 14 SANDF soldiers who died in the DRC have returned to South Africa, honoured in a moving memorial service.
In the viral clip, Boni breaks down the salary of a lower-ranking SANDF member who has been in service for 18 years. The ...
A high-ranking member of the SANDF said the poor condition of South Africa's borders and security is attributed to ...
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