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Myeni denies making unilateral decisions as SAA board chair
Former South African Airways board chair Dudu Myeni on Thursday denied that during her tenure at the airline, she would frequently give instructions to the entity's executives and the board.
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Myeni denies Zuma involved in her appointment as SAA board chair
Former SAA board chairperson Dudu Myeni testified in her delinquency case brought by the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) and the South African Airways Pilots' Association.
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UPDATE: Dudu Myeni arrives at court to testify in SAA delinquency case
Former South African Airways (SAA) board chairperson Dudu Meyeni has failed to attend proceedings, saying that she did not have the financial means to do so.
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Some SAA officials quit because of intrusive SSA vetting, Zondo Inquiry told
The vetting process came into focus in 2016 when some senior managers complained that the information they had provided was being used against them.
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Gordhan: You'll probably have to pay someone to take SAA
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan told Scopa and the portfolio committee on Public Enterprises that the liquidation of SAA would not have been a viable option as this would have led to job losses.
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BRP putting together plan to avoid SAA liquidation, Gordhan tells Scopa
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan said that the national carrier had the undesirable honour of being the first SOE to be placed into business rescue.
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Outa hopes Myeni testifies as scheduled in delinquency case
Former SAA board chairperson Dudu Myeni has cited poverty as a reason not to attend proceedings.
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Court ruling on SAA retrenchments a ‘travesty of justice’, says Numsa
Numsa and Sacca, the two key unions at the airline, approached the court to apply for an interdict against retrenchments without sufficient consultation.
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Court dismisses Numsa, Sacca's urgent bid to halt SAA retrenchments
Unions Numsa and the South African Cabin Crew Association approached the Labour Court to interdict the airline from cutting jobs.
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Ramaphosa missed opportunity to be more decisive on SOEs - opposition parties
In his State of the Nation Address, President Cyril Ramaphosa said that years of state capture, corruption and mismanagement had crippled the country's SOEs like South African Airways (SAA) and Eskom.
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Numsa threatens another strike if plans to cut SAA jobs not halted
The union approached the Labour Court on Tuesday seeking to interdict the airline’s business rescue practitioners from implementing job cuts.
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Numsa: SAA managers still running show despite being under business rescue
The union, together with Sacca, filed papers in the Labour Court seeking to interdict the airline’s business rescue practitioners from retrenching workers.
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Numsa, Sacca file urgent court application to halt SAA job cuts
Numsa's Phakamile Hlubi-Majola said that they were expecting the Labour Court to hear their application on Thursday.
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SACP wants ANC chair Gwede Mantashe disciplined over SAA remarks
The ANC national chairperson told a party gathering at the weekend that SAA should be sold off if it could not generate money, saying the state-owned airline only serviced the elite. This was contrary to the ANC’s official position which was that the struggling airline should be saved.
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BRPs have a fiduciary duty to SAA first, not creditors, shareholders – expert
SAA entered a form of bankruptcy protection in December and is fighting for its survival.
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Unions lash SAA for 'failing to consult' employees over cancelled routes
Numsa and Sacca were insisting there were other ways to save the airline instead of cutting routes and threatening job security.
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WATCH LIVE: SAA Technical procurement head in state capture hot seat
The state capture inquiry, headed by deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, is looking into allegations of state capture at SAA.
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SAA jobs cuts inevitable, say business rescue practitioners
This comes as the state-owned entity prepared to implement more drastic measures in a bid to save costs by discontinuing flights to 11 destinations.
