Sa troops to be deployed to central african republic
CAR death toll rises as violence escalates
Doctors Without Borders says the death toll is nearing 3,000.
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Zuma comments on CAR discussions
The president says decisions have been taken regarding political and humanitarian security in the CAR.
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SA soldier injured in CAR dies
A SA soldier who was injured in CAR died at his home this week, bringing the death toll to 14.
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Minister to address CAR redeployment
The Defence Minister will on Tuesday address MP's on a possible redeployment of SA troops to CAR.
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Minister to explain CAR deployment
Minister Nosive Mapisa-Nqakula is expected to explain why SA troops were deployed to the CAR.
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Defence dept. defends CAR mission
Officials continue to ask questions about SA soldiers’ deployment to the CAR.
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Cwele to push CAR agenda forward
SA State Security Minister along with other officials will try and restore constitutionality to the CAR.
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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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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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SA troops planning new CAR mission - report
Reuters is reporting that SANDF troops are being briefed in Uganda and are planning to return to CAR.
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Missing SANDF soldier found alive
The South African National Defence Force said a soldier who went missing in CAR was in good spirits.
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SA soldiers to remain in CAR
President Jacob Zuma says government has not taken any decision to withdraw the SANDF from CAR.
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13 SA soldiers dead in CAR - Zuma
President Jacob Zuma has confirmed that 13 SANDF peacekeepers have died in clashes in the CAR.
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Union slams SANDF on CAR deployment
The SANDU has slammed the SANDF for not equipping SA peacekeeping troops adequately.
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SA Air Force on rescue mission to CAR
It is unclear how many South African soldiers have been killed in the Central African Republic.
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UN chief condemns CAR take-over
UN Chief Ban Ki-moon condemns rebel seizure of power in the Central African Republic.
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SANDF confirms casualties in CAR
The SANDF confirms there are casualties in the Seleka rebel take-over in the CAR.
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CAR rebels urged join peace talks
Seleka rebels in the CAR have been encouraged to participate in peace talks to avoid more violence.
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Zuma: CAR deployment to cost R1.3bn
Jacob Zuma told Parliament he made a mistake about the cost of the deployment of troops to the CAR.
