It’s heartbreaking how these people have been treated

We wish you a merry Christmas, and a gang-free New Year

General Solly Shoke says his guys will take ‘no nonsense’ from criminals in gang hot spots

The South African National Defence force has confirmed its readiness to protect Cape water sources or collection points if dams run dry.

The Conversation takes an expert look at why using the army to fight crime in SA would be unwise. Would you agree with that deduction?

Will the SANDF be able to crush gang violence in Cape Town? Local government has been begging for them but will soldiers bring real results?

So it’s come to this? The SANDF patrolling the streets…

Should the crisis worsen, the SA National Defence Force will patrol the streets. WHAT?

A military base was actually robbed, again…

Definitely not anywhere close to a grand march for this guy.

A “freak accident” has led to deaths and injuries at Durban harbour.

Even the soldiers think it was a bad idea.

General Solly Shoke reportedly spent R500 000 on a six-day trip to Cuba with his wife, while the “neglected” department of defence is in desperate need of funds.

50 South African soldiers are being sent home from the Democratic Republic of the Congo for ‘endangering’ the lives of other soldiers on a United Nations peacekeeping mission.

Four people, including two SAPS members were almost killed by SANDF soldiers in what turns out to be another case of mistaken identity on the border.

SANDF recruiters have been ordered to do what they can to get more white people into the army and other wings of defence as minority groups are “underrepresented.”

Drugs and weapons were also found during many of these raids, which included the Methodist Church in the Jozi CBD