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Daar is genoeg geld om te steel maar niks om dit wat belangrik is vir ‘n land om voort te bestaan, te onderhou nie. Daar kan tog nie elke keer as ietsie verkeerd gaan net nuwes aan te koop nie – onderhoud is belangrik. Opleiding om onderhoud te doen is nog belangriker. Niks verkeerd as die hande vuil word nie. Wees trots op die wat steeds onderhoud doen en die wat net dink nuwes kan van ‘n boom afgepluk word is hulle wat die agteruitgang bewerkstellig. Onbevoegdes aan diens wat nie eers kan begroot vir elektrisiteit nie, wat nog te praat van ‘n vliegtuig in die lug hou of ‘n weermagvoertuig. Ons land en regering, tuimel vinnig na benede – en ons word saam afgetrek. Ons kan ons val stuit, mits ons die wil het kan ons weer ‘n spogland word met ons eie sterk weermag, lugmag, vloot en polisie. Ons hande is nie rond nie, dit was nog nooit nie. Stem vir oorlewing en vryheid – vir ‘n volksparty – Front Nasionaal.
The SAS Amatola cost R2.4-billion. One of four frigates bought as part of the infamous arms deal, the state-of-the-art ship entered service in 2006. Its crew of 152 has a mixture of cannon, anti-ship missiles and helicopters to hunt down anything that threatens South Africa at sea. With her three sister ships, Amatola is a potent symbol of military power.
That is, when she has fuel to sail.
More than R10-billion has already been cut from the department’s budget in the last three years. In 2021, a further R5-billion will be cut. Gulube says:
“Government will have to decide if we have an air force or an air wing. A navy or a coastal force.” It will mean a drastic reduction in the capacity of these different parts of South Africa’s defence force.
At the November briefing, officials from the national treasury said: “Priorities like #FeesMustFall make it difficult for treasury to fund the 2015 defence review.” Treasury also said it was trying to find R4-billion to pay soldiers to retire early. Mention was made in that briefing of the “large, ageing force” not wanting to retire.
In a fiercely debated article in The Conversation Africa in 2017, Abel Esterhuyse, associate professor of strategy at the faculty of military science at Stellenbosch University, argued that: “The problem is not the size of the budget. The problem is how the budget is divided.”
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