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South Africa sent 2,200 troops to fight gang violence and illegal mining in five provinces from March 2026 to March 2027.
South Africa has deployed 2,200 soldiers to assist police in five provinces from March 2026 to March 2027 to combat gang violence and illegal mining.
President Cyril Ramaphosa approved the one-year operation, which supports law enforcement in high-crime areas like Johannesburg and Cape Town.
While communities welcome the military presence, experts warn the move risks undermining state legitimacy, civilian control over the armed forces, and the rule of law.
Concerns include the SANDF’s readiness, potential for public backlash, and the long-term dangers of militarizing internal security.
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Sudáfrica envió 2.200 tropas para luchar contra la violencia de las pandillas y la minería ilegal en cinco provincias desde marzo de 2026 hasta marzo de 2027.