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Tramping the Heaphy Track usually takes four or five days. A group of soldiers did it in 24 hours to test their physical and mental skills.

Rex Clementine in Dubai  World EXPO 2020 is currently being hosted by Dubai. Having started on 1st October it will go on till 30th March, six months to be exact. It was originally scheduled for 2020 but was postponed due to COVID. Despite being postponed, the organisers maintained the name EXPO 2020 due to marketing […]

On July 3, 1971, during the first JVP insurgency, while I was working with the then Royal Ceylon Air Force (RCyAF), based at China Bay, in Trincomalee, I reported to the squadron early morning and was told by our Officer Commanding the No. 3 Maritime Squadron, Flt Lt Denzil Fernando, that I was assigned to […]

LOOK GOOD – with Disna Honey and Sugar Scrub: How to make… Take one tablespoon brown sugar, and one tablespoon honey. Simply mix the ingredients together to prepare the scrub. How to apply… Lightly massage the scrub on your lips for one minute. Leave the scrub on your lips for a few minutes. Then, wash […]

Tramping the Heaphy Track usually takes four or five days. A group of soldiers did it in 24 hours to test their physical and mental skills.

In August this year, top army and police officers met the parents of the active militants in south Kashmirs Shopian district

In August this year, top army and police officers met the parents of the active militants in south Kashmirs Shopian district. They urged them to persuade their wards to shun arms and choose life over death.General Officer Commanding (GOC) of ...

Mr Johnson was aged just 22 when, as part of the RAFs 617 Squadron, he took part in the raid, which targeted dams in the Ruhr Valley in the industrial heart of Germany with bouncing bombs.

An account of the time in 1944 when the British Army, at war with Germany switched their allegiance, opening fire upon – and arming Greek collaborators with the Nazis to fire upon – a civilian crowd in Syntagma Square.

Captain Berlinah Elizabeth Madonsela is at the helm of the SAS Saldanha making her the first woman to command the base. She spoke to Yaël Malgas about her role and her advice for those looking to enter the SA Navy.