On Saturday, eight of the soldiers who were killed in the crossfire between M23 rebels and DRC army forces were laid to rest by their families in different parts of the country.
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M23 Rebels Enter DRC’s Bukavu As SA Family Fears for SANDF Member Who Is Hiding in the BushesM23 rebels have taken over Bukavu a few weeks after seizing control of Goma. Family members of an SANDF member say he is in ...
The fallen soldiers, who died in January during after being caught the crossfire between M23 rebels and DRC army forces, were ...
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UN calls for withdrawal of M23 rebels from DRCThe UN Security Council has issued a statement calling for the withdrawal of M23 rebels from eastern DRC. Further more Rwanda ...
It is high time the South African National Defence Forces' (SANDF) holed up in a UN base camp in DR Congo's North Kivu ...
Opposition parties are demanding answers and accountability from the South African government over the deaths of nine SA ...
The SA National Defence Union said SANDF members in DRC are not held hostage by M23, contrary to claims by Julius Malema ...
The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) confirmed on Saturday evening that nine soldiers were killed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) by M23 rebels in the eastern DRC. The ...
Five families mourned the burial of their South African National Defence Force members who were buried in Limpopo on 22025. One was the sole breadwinner.
Despite the death of nine soldiers, the SANDF has hailed its members following a two-day fierce clash with the M23 rebel group in DRC.
The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) has lost nine soldiers in combat against M23 rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and dozens injured. The South African Department of ...
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