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Military lawyers fight their boss

Discontent: Problems in the SANDF’s legal division headed by Lieutenant General Eric Mnisi is delaying military court cases, including those involving soldiers accused of rape, many of whom were deployed in the DRC. (Photo: John Wessels/AFP)
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Personal clashes in the legal services division of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) have led to a string of court actions involving senior military legal officers. 

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