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SANDF condemns shooting of Limpopo man by soldier for not wearing a mask
A soldier was charged with attempted murder and arrested following his appearance in the Morebeng Magistrates Court on Friday.
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SANDF member arrested after allegedly shooting man for not wearing a mask
It’s understood the shooting happened when the soldiers were monitoring COVID-19 compliance at a local shopping centre in the Capricorn District and they approached a group of people who were not wearing face masks.
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Despite ANC admitting fault, Ramaphosa urged to release report on Zim trip
President Ramaphosa is in possession of a report from Defence Minister Mapisa-Nqakula into the irregular use of state resources when she offered the ANC delegation a lift to Zimbabwe. The ANC now says it will reimburse govt for the trip.
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'You get a Gupta-esque feeling,' - Sandu's Pikkie Greeff on SANDF flight to Zim
The ANC said the situation in Zimbabwe is a crisis that requires national attention, which warranted party members to travel to a meeting with the governing ZANU-PF using state resources.
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Mbalula refuses to comment on ANC use of SANDF jet to travel to Zimbabwe
The party has been accused of abusing state resources for a government-sponsored flight to the neighboring country by the leadership of the governing party.
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Zanu-PF: ANC had been made to believe there's a crisis in Zimbabwe
Zanu-PF spokesperson Patrick Chinamasa has insisted that no party will interfere in the country’s domestic affairs.
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DA: ANC's use of defence force jet to fly to Zim amounts to theft
President Cyril Ramaphosa has given Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula 48 hours to explain why she shared a flight with the ANC delegation.
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‘Zimbabwe issue impacts SA’ – Zulu defends ANC use of SANDF plane
The ANC said members merely took a lift with Defence Minister Nosiziwe Mapisa-Ngqakula who was on her way to the country.
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ANC accused of abusing state resource after using military plane for Zim trip
A Defence Ministry spokesperson is quoted as saying that the ANC meeting in the neighbouring country 'happened' to coincide with Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula's plans to travel there, so she gave her colleagues a lift.
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SANDF remembers former surgeon Vejay Ramlakan as a devoted individual
The 62-year-old struggle veteran who was also the doctor of the late former President Nelson Mandela died last week in a Johannesburg hospital of a suspected heart attack.
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Nelson Mandela’s former personal doctor Vejay Ramlakan has died
He was best known as former President Nelson Mandela’s doctor and controversially authored Mandela’s last years.
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SA, Lesotho in talks after soldiers, border officials arrested
Lesotho police handcuffed two SANDF soldiers and two other South African border officials, who went into that country to fill up with petrol without passports.
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'Who gave the orders?': Sandu wants justice after Collins Khosa’s death
The military ombudsman has recommended that soldiers implicated in Collins Khosa’s killing face disciplinary action.
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2 SANDF soldiers and 2 SA border officials arrested by Lesotho police
Lesotho police spokesperson Mpiti Mopeli said the group would be charged for entering the Kingdom in contravention of travel restrictions.
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‘It’s been difficult without Collins’ – Khosa’s partner says she lives in fear
Nomsa Montsha says she has not given up hope that justice will be served as she prepared to take on government. The military ombudsman found the SANDF members were liable for Collins Khosa death.
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Soldiers implicated in Khosa killing to be suspended with full pay - minister
A report by the Military Ombudsman found that the soldiers acted improperly, irregularly, and in contravention of their code of conduct when they entered Khosa’s home in Alexandra earlier this year to enforce lockdown regulations.
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Khosa’s family relieved after Military Ombud says SANDF liable for his death
Military Ombudsman Vusumuzi Masondo has recommended that disciplinary action be taken against the soldiers involved as well as the commander of the platoon they belong to.
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Lesotho soldiers pursuing cross-border thieves due in SA court without legal aid
Two Lesotho soldiers were arrested a month ago, and their defence force said they had had little assistance to release the pair who were pursuing an alleged cross-border theft.
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Mapisa-Nqakula: SANDF budget cuts will affect SA’s arms industry
Introducing debate on the defence budget vote on Thursday, the minister said the budget cuts would also impact on the defence industry as a whole.
