Myeni approached the High Court in Pretoria to appeal an interim order declaring her a delinquent director for life.
Parliament's standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) was briefed on the latest audit outcomes for the Development Bank of Southern Africa, Denel, Prasa, Eskom, Transnet and the SABC during a marathon session on Wednesday.
Minister Pravin Gordhan said changes in the Companies Act could help hold business rescue practitioners more accountable.
The unions want the court to compel the Public Enterprises Department and the airline's business rescue practitioners to pay over three months' deferred salaries.
According to unions, the business rescue practitioners are offering workers three months remuneration and a 13th cheque but they'll have to let go of the five remaining months’ worth of salaries.
Administrators issued a 48-hour notice on Wednesday to prevent nearly 400 pilots from accessing the company's premises until they agree to new employment terms and conditions.
The commission has reached an undertaking with McKinsey to pay back up to R650 million in fees it was paid by Transnet and the South African Airways (SAA).
The association said the department can't use unions as scapegoats and they won't be allowing government to bully employees.
Unions have slammed the officials for failing to prioritise workers’ livelihoods as they work to implement their rescue plan.
He’s been asked how government plans to turnaround the parastatals which are billions of rand in debt.
Deputy President David Mabuza was answering questions from Members of Parliament in the National Assembly.
The legislation is aligned to the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) but deals with the equitable division of revenue among national, provincial and local governments.
The former South African Airways (SAA) board chair earlier named witness "Mr X" - who had implicated her.
Former SAA board member Yakhe Kwinana is this week testifying at the state capture commission.
Government has consistently failed to implement structural reforms which, despite being continually referenced, remain elusive, writes Andrew Duvenage.
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has announced that government has allocated another R10.5 billion to the broke airline.
The DA says Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has abandoned his commitment to stop costly cash lifelines.
State-owned South African Airways has limped along for a decade thanks to regular government bailouts.
