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Ramaphosa’s Iran naval exercise investigation missing in action six months later
President Ramaphosa’s promised investigation into alleged military defiance over Iran’s naval exercise participation remains incomplete six months later.
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Two soldiers die in mine shaft fall during illegal mining operation
Two SANDF soldiers die after falling down abandoned mine shaft while pursuing illegal miners west of Johannesburg on Friday morning.
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Union takes legal action over SANDF quarantine conditions for soldiers returning from DRC
SANDU is taking legal action over poor quarantine conditions for returning SANDF soldiers from the DRC, citing unsafe and inadequate facilities.
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Cape Flats army deployment had limited impact, GI-TOC finds
The army’s deployment to the Cape Flats had only a limited impact on gang activity, according to the latest GI-TOC Gang Monitor report.
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Western Cape putting measures in place to deal with escalating anti-immigrant unrest
The Western Cape Government has activated a Joint Operations Centre to address social unrest linked to illegal immigration, emphasizing peaceful demonstrations.
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Court orders SANDF to pay costs after relocating troops before hearing
The Gauteng High Court has ordered the South African National Defence Force to pay legal costs after relocating Operation Prosper troops from Fort iKapa.
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Sandu challenges defence committee’s Fort Ikapa conditions claim
The South African National Defence Union disputes Parliament’s claim of adequate living conditions at Fort Ikapa, citing soldiers’ complaints and court action.
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Operation Prosper soldier to take SANDF, minister to court over conditions at Fort Ikapa
A SANDF member is suing for improved living conditions at Fort Ikapa due to inadequate facilities and health concerns impacting soldiers.
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DA raises alarm over squalid conditions at Fort Ikapa
The DA demands answers regarding poor conditions for SANDF members at Fort Ikapa, contradicting promised support and significant funding allocated.
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Complaints streaming in about the army using heavy handed tactics
Bonteheuwel councillor Angus McKenzie urges residents to seek medical help and lay charges if they believe soldiers used excessive force.
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