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EFF threatens legal action over SAA sale to Takatso Consortium
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has threatened legal action against the government over the sale of the South African Airways…
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Public Enterprises Committee: SAA deal still to be finalised
It’s been almost a year since the government announced it would give up its majority ownership of SAA, but the…
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Scopa calls for answers on 51% stake sale of SAA
The Standing Committee on Public Accounts (Scopa) has promised to deal with the sale of SAA’s 51% after the National…
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SONA 2022: No mention of SOE bailouts in Cyril Ramaphosa’s address
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday night made no mention of any bailouts of struggling state-owned entities. Unlike in previous addresses,…
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Second State capture report to be handed to Ramaphosa
It’s all eyes on the Presidency again as South Africans wait to read the findings of the state capture commission’s…
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Banks and auditors implicated in state capture
Nedbank, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and Bain& Co are some of the companies that have been named in the state capture inquiry report.…
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Yakhe Kwinana welcomes investigations amid damning state capture report findings
Former South African Airways (SAA) board member and Technical board chair Yakhe Kwinana says she welcomes any investigations of her…
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Will Dudu Myeni be arrested following State capture report?
Four years later and over 800 pages of part one of the state capture report highlights serious inefficiencies in the…
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Cyril Ramaphosa: I will step aside if implicated in State Capture
President Cyril Ramaphosa says he will step aside if he’s implicated in the State Capture inquiry report. He was speaking…
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Auditor-General says irregular expenditure rises to over R166bn
Irregular expenditure has risen to over R166-billion. That’s an increase of R57-billion since last year. Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke says this…
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SAA to collect citizens stranded in Mauritius
SAA will send a flight to get South African citizens stranded in Mauritius. It comes after that country imposed a…
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Sacca calls for release of funds
The South African Cabin Crew Association is calling on the Public Enterprise’s Department to release funds to the embattled Mango…
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SAA board signs Mango’s death sentence
Frail budget airline Mango will not resume operations in December this year as outlined in its business rescue plan, if…
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South African Airways is already facing a backlash
Less than three weeks after taking to the skies again, South African Airways (SAA) is already facing a backlash from…
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SAA CEO says its routes will be lucrative: We have done our homework
SAA’s interim CEO Thomas Kgolo said that the airline had chosen to resume flights on financially lucrative routes. SAA was…
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Public Enterprises department didn’t want to save Mango
Mango’s story has become a tale of forked tongues and manoeuvring at the expense of 749 unpaid staff members. In…
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Business and Technology
SAA hoping to pay its creditors R26bn by 2023
Troubled national carrier SA Airways will start repaying the almost R26 billion it owes to its creditors next month. The…
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Zondo says commission has not overspent, it just spent just under R1 billion
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has disputed claims that the Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture has overspent,…
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Malusi Gigaba disputes former SAA CEO’s testimony on meeting with Jet Airways
Former Minister Malusi Gigaba said that he couldn’t remember waiting for Indian airline Jet Airways for two hours even though…
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