South Africa will pull its remaining SANDF troops from the UN’s MONUSCO mission in the DRC, ending nearly three decades of ...
Defence analyst Helmoed Heitman suggested that the government’s decision might be influenced by the need to consolidate and ...
Minister of Defence and Military Veterans, Angie Motshekga’s withdrawal of the SANDF from the UN MONUSCO mission in the DRC was not a moment too soon. The bitter reality is that our defence force ...
More than a year after 14 South African Defence Force (SANDF) soldiers were killed in the eastern Democratic Republic of ...
President Cyril Ramaphosa has informed the United Nations Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, of the South African government’s decision to withdraw its ...
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South Africa concludes 27-year peacekeeping mission in DRC: What this means for SANDF
South Africa ends 27 years of SANDF troops in the UN's MONUSCO mission in the DRC, sparking mixed reactions over military ...
The Presidency said the decision was influenced by the need to consolidate and realign the resources of the SANDF, which is under increasing strain due to budget constraints, ageing equipment and ...
South Africa will withdraw 700 troops from the UN MONUSCO mission in the DRC as conflict escalates and defence resources are realigned.
A pair of South African National Defence Force Oryx helicopters. (SANDF) The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) has told Janes that it has no date for the return of its five Oryx helicopters ...
South Africa will withdraw its troops from the United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo, ending a military presence that spanned almost three decades.
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