The Defence Department has issued a statement distancing the military health service from a book about the final years leading up to Nelson Mandela’s death.
A media report alludes to several high-level meetings between defence force and military officials under the code named 'Project Moeketsi'.
The defence minister says the SANDF has to get creative by developing a new funding model.
Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula says the cost of arming SA’s military is necessary for national security.
MPs have called on the defence minister to give details on SA’s R1.2b contract for a spy satellite.
DA is accusing the Defence Minister of trying to cover up reasons for her trip to NW.
Another witness has taken the stand in the arms deal commission in Johannesburg.
MPs, Defence Department officials and Armscor were expected to take part in the private meeting.
The DA’s David Maynier has questioned the decision to hold a new weapons procurement meeting in secret.
The Defence Dept says its minister broke no rules using an air force helicopter to go to Tlokwe.
Economic analysts have slated the defence ministry’s decision to buy new presidential jets.
Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said some planes are 60-62 years old.
SANDF says permission from a Gupta-owned business to use the Waterkloof Air Force base was denied.
Chief of State Protocol Bruce Koloane has been suspended over the Gupta landing debacle.
Minister Nosive Mapisa-Nqakula is expected to explain why SA troops were deployed to the CAR.
Officials continue to ask questions about SA soldiers’ deployment to the CAR.
It is unclear how many South African soldiers have been killed in the Central African Republic.
The auditor general tabled a report showing weaknesses in the Defence Dept's internal control systems.
