Written by Kim Helfrich Friday, 17 May 2013 10:52
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The hard work and onerous hours put in by Roelf Meyer’s Defence Review Committee in meeting the tight deadline set by previous Defence and Military Veterans Minister Lindiwe Sisulu appear to have become entangled in Parliament’s bureaucracy.
Charges against 72 of the soldiers who illegally marched to the Union Buildings in 2009 have been dropped due to insufficient evidence, while 225 underwent a pre-trial process that could lead to their conviction.
Another apparent security transgression at a military base, with an as yet unidentified dead body the only possible proof, has again raised questions about how well guarded the country’s military installations are.Page 1 of 29
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