The country has no cohesive strategy for its coastline, and is unable to benefit from the huge increase in the number of vessels that now pass through its waters

M23 rebels in eastern DRC exact a heavy toll on South African forces, thanks in large part to the SANDF’s inadequate, outdated equipment and inexperienced soldiers

Insurgents move into areas they lost as regional body declares success and leaves

As the deadline for the withdrawal of Sadc forces looms, Mozambique’s army flounders

SAAF: the reality on the ground and in the air is far different from the numbers presented in parliament

Unserviceable aircraft, along with a lack of training, money and crew have placed the world’s second-oldest air force in a deep stall and it may be too late to avoid a disaster

Two South African flight schools flagged by US authorities say the sanctions against them won’t affect operations

War games off east coast lay bare South Africa’s seagoing shortcomings

A Lowveld aircraft company is providing a surveillance option that is far cheaper to operate than the park’s helicopters

Technology is helping to turn the war against wildlife poaching