Nongqai Vol 17 No 9 – (8) Kampvuurstories in Suidwes

Nongqai Vol 17 No 9 – (8) Kampvuurstories in Suidwes

Nongqai Vol 17 No 9 – (8) Kampvuurstories in Suidwes OM DIE KAMPVUUR: SAND, DIAMANTE, KAMELE EN SPIOENE ’n Vertelstyl‑Essay oor die Namib, die Sperrgebiet, Gordonia, die Polisie en die Geheimenisse van ’n Stil Woestyn-wêreld Hennie Heymans Dis storietyd om die vuur...
Nongqai Vol 17 No 7E – Col J “Tollie” Vreugdenburg

Nongqai Vol 17 No 7E – Col J “Tollie” Vreugdenburg

Nongqai Vol 17 No 7E – Col J “Tollie” Vreugdenburg Short Summary of the Case Bradley Stanford Morris, a South African Navy Captain serving within Defence Intelligence, was convicted for illegally disclosing classified military information. He pleaded guilty to...
South Africa’s Transition What Really Happened and Why

South Africa’s Transition What Really Happened and Why

South Africa’s Transition What Really Happened and Why FREE eBOOK SOUTH AFRICA’S TRANSITION WHAT REALLY HAPPENED AND WHY By Dr Willem Steenkamp Abstract This foreword introduces a comprehensive eBook by Dr Willem Steenkamp that examines South Africa’s negotiated...

Major General Bertus Steenkamp† – A Eulogy by Walter Volker, in Nongqai Vol 17, No 7

Major General Bertus Steenkamp – A Eulogy by military historian Walter Volker Generaal-majoor Bertus Steenkamp; 21 Januarie 1946 – 18 Julie 2026 † Genl.-Majoor Bertus Steenkamp is op 18 Julie 2026 in 2 Militêre Hospitaal in Wynberg, Kaapstad oorlede. Hy...
Nongqai Vol 17 No 7 – Admiraal Dieter Felix Gerhardt

Nongqai Vol 17 No 7 – Admiraal Dieter Felix Gerhardt

Nongqai Vol 17 No 7 – Admiraal Dieter Felix Gerhardt Abstract (English) This article examines the life, espionage activities, and eventual death of Rear Admiral (JG) Dieter Felix Gerhardt, one of the most significant Soviet GRU agents to operate in the Western...
Five Years After July 2021: Is South Africa Better Prepared? Joan Swart, in Nongqai Vol.17 No.6

Five Years After July 2021: Is South Africa Better Prepared? Joan Swart, in Nongqai Vol.17 No.6

Abstract: Five years after the July 2021 unrest exposed serious weaknesses in South Africa’s national security architecture, questions remain about the country’s preparedness for future instability. Drawing on the findings of the Expert Panel and SAHRC...