South Africa's military reinforces beleaguered Congo mission
South Africa has sent additional troops and military equipment to Democratic Republic of Congo in recent days, political and ...
Remains of 14 South African troops killed in DRC to be repatriated on Thursday, SANDF confirms
The SANDF has confirmed that the remains of the slain soldiers killed in the DRC will be repatriated to South Africa on ...
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SANDF dismisses claims soldiers are ‘trapped’ and M23 is ‘monitoring their movement’
South African Nation Defence Force (SANDF) spokesperson Siphiwe Dlamini denied that SA troops were starving. South African ...
Minister Motshekga reveals the harrowing attack on SA troops in DRC
Defence Minister Angie Motshekga reveals the intense battles faced by South African troops in the DRC, detailing casualties ...
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Remains of 14 South African soldiers returning home in slow repatriation process
Flags are flying half-mast in South Africa as bodies of deceased soldiers are being repatriated, but questions about the ...
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SANDF releases the names of 14 soldiers slain by M23 rebels as death toll rises
The South African National Defence Force released the names of the 14 soldiers who died after M23 rebels ambushed an SANDF in ...
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NSN: Reports of mass surrender to Rwandan-backed rebels of SA troops in DRC
Fears are emerging for the safety of hundreds of South African peace keepers operating in the DRC following reports that Goma ...
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South Africa working to support its troops station in DR Congo
At least 13 of its soldiers, who are part of a SADC peacekeeping mission, have been killed in the conflict pitting ...
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France Faces Strategic Setbacks as African Military Bases Close
Besides, its two largest trade partners on the continent are Nigeria and South Africa – countries with which it has no military ties. Still, the closure of French bases on the continent ...
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Africa: What France Loses By Closing Its Military Bases in Africa
Senegalese president Bassirou Diomaye Faye announced on 31 December 2024 that all foreign military bases in his country would close by 2025. On the same day, the Ivorian president said France ...