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South African Defence Force

South African military organization
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  • Lesotho
    Lesotho
    / The first two decades

    In December 1982 the South African Defence Force attacked houses in Maseru that it alleged were guerrilla bases for the African National Congress. More than 40 people were killed, many of whom were Lesotho citizens. Relations between the governments deteriorated as South Africa demanded the expulsion of South African…

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    In December 1982 the South African Defence Force attacked houses in Maseru that it alleged were guerrilla bases for the African National Congress. More than 40 people were killed, many of whom were Lesotho citizens. Relations between the governments deteriorated as South Africa demanded the expulsion of South African…

    Read More