1. OPERATION FIBRE : COMMENTS
DEPLOYED IN ACCORDANCE WITH UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION DATED 21 MAY 2004
MANDATED TASKS :
to ensure the respect of ceasefire agreements, through monitoring
investigate any violations of ceasefire agreements
to promote the re-establishment of confidence between the Burundian Armed Forces (BAF)
monitor and provide security at pre- disarmament assembly sites
collect and secure weapons and military materiel for possible disposal
contribute to the dismantling of militias
to carry out the disarmament and demobilization portions of the national programme of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR) of combatants

2. OPERATION FIBRE : TASKS (cont)
to monitor the illegal flow of arms across the international borders , including Lake Tanganyika
to contribute to the creation of the necessary security conditions for the provisioning of humanitarian assistance, and facilitate the voluntary return of refugees and internally displaced persons
to contribute to the successful completion of the electoral process as contained in the Arusha Agreement
to ensure the protection of United Nations personnel, facilities, installations and equipment, as well as the security and freedom of movement of ONUB’s personnel, and to coordinate and conduct, as appropriate, mine action activities

3. UNMIL OP MONTEGO STAFF OFF
SANDF FORCES DEPLOYED IN SUPPORT OF THE UNITED NATIONS MISSION IN LIBERIA
STAFF OFF
LIBERIA
UNMIL

4. OPERATION MONTEGO : COMMENTS
DEPLOYED IN ACCORDANCE WITH UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION 1509 DD 19 SEP 03

5. OP CORDITE
SANDF FORCES DEPLOYED IN SUPPORT OF AFRICAN UNION OBSERVER MISSION IN THE SUDAN
MILOBS
SUDAN
AMIS

6. OPERATION CORDITE : COMMENTS
DEPLOYED IN ACCORDANCE WITH AFRICAN UNION REQUEST

7. PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS TRAINING
REGULAR LECTURES ARE PRESENTED TO THE FOLLOWING COURSES :
Joint Senior Command and Staff Program
SA Army Junior Command and Staff Duties Course
SA Air Force Junior Command and Staff Duties Course
SA Air Force Officers Orientation Course
SA Army Junior Leader Course
Military Observers Training Course
Operations Finance Course
SA Army Combat Training Centre

8. PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS TRAINING
TRAINING DURING MOBILISATION
Intelligence Briefing
Legal Aspects
Mine Awareness
Aids Awareness – Masibambisane
Organisation, Structure and Functions of Specific Mission
United Nations Peacekeeping missions
International Committee of the Red Cross
Civil-Military Cooperation
Historical Overview

9. PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS: READINESS
WAR ESTABLISHMENT TABLES
PERSONAL HEALTH - CONCURRENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT TESTS (CHA)
PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION (DATA BASE)
PERSONAL LOGISTICS (EQUIPMENT)
MAIN EQUIPMENT (SERVICEABILITY)
VERIFICATION OF PERSONNEL TO STRUCTURE
MISSION SPECIFIC TRAINING
MOBILIZATION

10. PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS ROTATION
PERSONNEL ROTATE EVERY 6 MONTHS
ROTATION DONE BY UNITED NATIONS
ROTATION PROCESS
Training Reconnaissance
Coordination Conferences
Combat Readiness Exercise
Mobilization of Advance Group
Command Post Exercise
Deployment of Advance Group
Mobilization of Main Force
Deployment of Main Force
Verification all Activities

11. PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS : SUSTAINMENT
UNITED NATIONS MISSIONS
UN Provide all rations, water, fuel, oils, lubricants and some accommodation
RSA responsible for maintenance of all major equipment in accordance with UN policy
RSA challenges :
Old equipment
Lack of depot spares
Outsourcing of capabilities
Long procurement process
Dependent on UN flights to forward bases
Long lines of communication

12. PEACE SUPPORT OPERATIONS : SUSTAINMENT
AFRICAN UNION
AU Provide all water, fuel, oils and lubricants
RSA responsible for own rations
RSA responsible for own accommodation
RSA responsible for maintenance of all major equipment in accordance with AU policy
RSA challenges :
Old equipment
Lack of depot spares
Outsourcing of capabilities
Long procurement process
Dependant on own transport
Long lines for sustainment

13. PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS: BUDGET
RM 701,125,050
TOTAL
RM 1,125,049
ESPRESSO/ MONTEGO
R 890,957
CORDITE
RM 316,947,661
MISTRAL
RM 382,161,383
FIBRE
ALLOCATION
OPERATION