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SANDF sexual abuse and exploitation exposed
Internal documents show that soldiers, meant to protect South Africa and keep the peace outside our borders, are sexually assaulting people
Russia in Africa: Soft power comes with hard edges
Amid diplomatic niceties at the Russia-Africa summit in Sochi, Moscow has sent two of its nuclear-capable bombers to Waterkloof
Editorial: Justice will one day be done
'There’s a palpable frustration that has for too long permeated South African society'
Koloane and the Waterkloof landing: So what if you help the Guptas?
Someone please call the police, the Hawks, the NPA… everyone
Maimane pushing for money laundering investigation into Gupta dairy farm project
The DA is also looking at whether a criminal case can be opened against the Guptas in the United Arab Emirates.
‘Guptas? Never heard of them’
A leaked transcript sheds new light on the saga of the family linked to Jacob Zuma using Waterkloof as its personal airport for wedding guests.
SANDF denies reports of second Gupta plane probe
The SANDF has denied reports about a second investigation into the landing of the Gupta family's private aircraft at Waterkloof Air Force Base.
Grim tales of the Brothers Gupta
How a little-known family in India climbed to the top of the South African political – and economic – game.
Waterkloof base preps for Mandela send-off ceremony
Activity was high at the Waterkloof Air Force Base as the military, the ANC, SACP and Cosatu prepare to send Nelson Mandela's remains to Qunu.
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