The defence minister said South Africa could not accept the return of vials of the drug it had loaned back to Cuba until it could follow due process
The SANDF has made headlines over the past year for all the wrong reasons. The new appointments to the Military Command Council aim to offer stability
The enforcement of the lockdown has seen authorities inflict brutal actions on citizens
The auditor general wants expenditure on the maintenance of aged military vehicles to be declared irregular spending
Their plan to redraft procurement law to put it
in the defence force’s control has been scrapped
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/ 8 September 2009
SANDF chief Lieutenant General Solly Shoke said that allowing soldiers to be unionised was “perhaps a mistake” on the government’s part.
The African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) and other youth bodies on Friday launched a campaign against xenophobia following the recent attacks on foreign nationals in South Africa. Briefing the media in Johannesburg, ANCYL president Julius Malema extended his apology and assured foreigners they were welcome in the country.
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/ 6 September 2007
Efforts to rejuvenate the South African Army will see 3 000 new recruits being taken in next year, with the figure shooting up to 7 000 in 2009, it was announced on Thursday. ”We need a young and fit group of soldiers,” army chief General Solly Shoke told reporters in Pretoria.