Minister Angie Motshekga has described the Department of Military Veterans as a ‘wreck’ – where politicians protect senior officials from accountability.

In response, Motshekga implied that she would not step down unless the ANC recalled her due to underperformance. “My answer with due respect, I’m here as a minister deployed by the majority party, so ...

Denel board chairperson Gloria Serobe said the entity had promised to look at non-core assets that could be disposed of as a ...

Spread This NewsIOL Defence Minister Angie Motshekga says the SA National Defence Force (SANDF) members who were injured in ...

The South African military today (Tuesday, 25 February) confirmed repatriation of “a group” of wounded soldiers to South ...

The South African National Defence Force's Siphiwe Dlamini said that the wounded soldiers would now receive high-level ...

The SANDF is struggling with budget cuts, poor leadership, and outdated equipment, leaving South Africa vulnerable to ...

A South African teacher has gone viral after sharing a clip of herself dancing with students to amapiano beats, using dance ...

The Gauteng premier has voiced ambitions to include two foreign languages as subjects in public schools. Gauteng Premier ...

Three critically injured soldiers are receiving medical treatment in Pretoria after they were successfully repatriated on ...

Defence Minister Angie Motshekga's failure to provide a report on the state of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) is a clear indication that the Force is in crisis. The report, due on 17 ...

South Africans have more questions than answers as injured SANDF soldiers are returning home for treatment, and two of them ...