The South African Navy is preparing to celebrate World Hydrography Day at the Port of East London on 21 June 2025, with its prime Multi Mission Inshore Patrol Vessels and the Frigate docked and ready for public viewing. Members of the public are encouraged to attend and engage with Navy personnel, explore naval vessels, and learn about the vital role of hydrography in maritime safety and environmental protection. It also provides an opportunity to enhance relations between sailors and the public

WATCH || SA Navy Divers Recruitment || 24 April to 30 May 2023 || Meet your SA Navy Diver || Petty Officer A. Mtembu. Drone Footage by Chief Petty Officer E. Driessen || SA Navy. #SANDF #SANavy #ToBeUnchallengedAtSea | SA National Defence Force

WATCH || The SA Navy Band performance at the City Hall Square in Gqeberha || The World Hydrography Celebrations || Gqeberha || 16 to 25 June 2023. Design by SA Navy. #SANDF #SANavy #WorldHydrographyCelebrations2023 | SA National Defence Force

Chinese navy ships off South Africa’s coast Cape Town, South Africa - 6 January 2026: Two Chinese naval destroyers have arrived off South Africa’s False Bay Coast. The vessels entered South African territorial waters for drills with other BRICS nations including South Africa, Russia, Iran and others. The vessels were seen sailing in False Bay near the South African naval base in Simon’s Town. Footage by Wesley Fester | Wesley Fester - TV & Video Journalist