Enabled awareness and decision augmentation specialist Global Command and Control Technologies (GC2T) has added a ...

Mobility remains a critical capability for any modern military. Without the ability to move personnel, equipment, and mission ...

Small, politicised, and increasingly focused on counter insurgency operations, the Togolese Armed Forces (FAT) are a force in transition. Long defended by its role as an instrument of the Gnassingbé ...

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa was remonstrated by a Parliamentary oversight committee co-chair for “a lack of timely tabling” of letters authorising activation of SA National Defence Force ...

Centurion headquartered trade union Solidarity maintains five practical tests must be passed before the ammunition ...

Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Defence and Military Veterans (PCDMV) heard – virtually – from a Transversal Ministerial Task Team (TMTT) on its plans to ...

The SANDF faces capability erosion from ageing assets and limited resources, yet South Africa still fields an influential, technologically sophisticated military.

Immigrants in the Overberg fled to the beaches and the mountains over the weekend as protests against immigrants gathered momentum. In Mossel Bay, the deaths of several Mozambican nationals were ...

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The United Arab Emirates’ EGE group and Turkiye’s Baykar have signed a contract to arm the Turkish company’s Akinci unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) with Al Tariq precision guided munitions (PGMs). The ...

Ongoing Cuban/South African military co-operation, now named Project Kgala as the successor to Project Thusano, saw more than R1.1 billion in taxpayer money spent in the four financial years from 2021 ...

The latest addition to the list of stolen SA National Defence Force (SANDF) weapons was laid at the door of “brazen criminal elements targeting a military facility”. The weapons, now apparently three ...