SANDF
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She slapped first, sources say of viral soldier video
A viral video of a SANDF soldier slapping a woman in Tafelsig has prompted the Western Cape MEC to call for his removal from Operation Prosper.
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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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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 funding allocation.
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An alleged gang leader has been arrested in Ravensmead
Police arrested an alleged Ravensmead gang leader during Operation Lockdown 3 after seizing five illegal firearms and more than 160 rounds of ammunition.
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Four teens shot as bullets continue to fly on the Cape Flats
Four children aged 10 to 16 were among five people shot in Bonteheuwel in a gang retaliation attack on Tuesday.
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SANDF deployment to Cape Flats not giving desired results yet
Despite SANDF deployment, 36 people were killed on the Cape Flats in one week, raising concerns over ineffective crime-fighting strategies.
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‘The army can’t really stop the business’ — drug dealer
Mixed reactions emerge to Operation Prosper deploying soldiers against gangs. Officials cite limitations while communities remain divided.
