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Minister questioned about CAR deployment
Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula says SA soldiers were in the CAR to protect personnel & property.
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The Africa Report: 04 April
EWN's Africa Correspondent, Jean-Jacques Cornish, reports on Africa's daily headlines
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SA troops to be withdrawn from CAR
In a decision made at an emergency summit, SA troops in CAR will be brought back home.
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Parliament to discuss CAR mission
The joint standing committee on defence is expected to meet and discuss South Africa’s involvement in CAR.
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Zuma Attends CAR Summit
EWN's Africa Correspondent, Jean-Jacques Cornish, reports on the day's top African news
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'Chadian forces helped kill SA troops'
Deposed CAR leader Francois Bozize says Chadian Forces were among those who killed SA troops.
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Zuma: Everyone wants to run the country
President Jacob Zuma says officials must be allowed the space to do their jobs without interference.
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Zuma: SA's CAR troops were 'special'
President Jacob Zuma says the 13 soldiers who died in CAR were brave men who served SA.
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CAR caretaker Govt announced
Self-proclaimed CAR President Michel Djotodia has announced a caretaker govt for the country.
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Zuma to face families of slain soldiers
The President will meet with families of the 13 slain soldiers at a memorial service in Pretoria.
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ANC slams M&G for 'pissing on troops graves'
The ANC says the M&G wrote ‘malicious and damaging’ reports on the CAR deployment.
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SANDF makes travel plans for soldiers' families
The families of the soldiers who were killed in the CAR will attend a memorial service in Pretoria tomorrow.
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Self-proclaimed CAR president takes defence portfolio
Michel Djotodia says the government will run the country for three years.
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SANDF will not confirm or deny
Sunday newspapers have quoted SA soldiers saying they had shot at children soldiers.
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SA troops fought child soldiers
South African soldiers were however unaware they were shooting at children.
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Zuma to join summit on CAR responses
President Jacob Zuma will attend a summit which will consider responses to the rebel takeover in CAR.
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Zuma to attend CAR solution summit
The president and several ministers will attend the conference to bring stability to CAR.
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Red Cross reveals CAR body count
Prime Minister Nicolas Tiangaye is due to announce the composition of the new government.
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SANDF denies CAR report
The SANDF said it has not received a new order to deploy more troops to the CAR.
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CAR army chiefs pledge allegiance to coup leader
CAR’s self-proclaimed president Michel Djotodia’s rebels are still struggling to restore calm in the country.
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Soldiers died as heroes - Minister
Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said the families of the fallen soldiers should be proud of them.
