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You are here: Home / News / Niehaus question on SANDF “Journey to Greatness” answered – vaguely – defenceWeb | SA News

Niehaus question on SANDF “Journey to Greatness” answered – vaguely – defenceWeb | SA News

14 June 2025 by Guest
EFF MP Carl Niehaus.

According to Defence and Military Veterans Minister Angie Motshekga, what has been christened the “Journey to Greatness” of the SA National Defence Force (SANDF) is on track with ministerial priorities met, draft documentation and evaluations done as well as other work in progress.

She was replying to Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) National Assembly (NA) public representative Carl Niehaus who, among others, wanted to know the status of the “Journey to Greatness” positioning document that is intended to modernise the SANDF as an updated review of the 2015 Defence Review.

The written Motshekga reply has it work in progress…

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