The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) has warned its members against posting explicit or inappropriate content
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“While the SANDF respects the personal freedoms of its members, the public display of such content, particularly explicit, suggestive, or inappropriate, undermines the dignity of the uniform and the values of the SANDF.” It said.The SANDF reminded all members that their conduct, both on and off duty, reflects directly on the integrity and discipline of the force.
“Such actions are strictly prohibited and constitute a serious breach of military discipline, professional ethics, and the SANDF Code of Conduct. Members are expected to uphold the highest standards of behaviour and to preserve the dignity of the uniform they wear
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