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Gigaba: SAA needs an aggressive turnaround
SAA says that it needs at least R13 billion over the next five years to keep its planes in the sky.
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SAA asked for R10bn injection - Gigaba
The airline was provided state funds in July to help it repay loans of about R2.3 billion to Standard Chartered.
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Outa waiting to see who gets appointed as new SAA chairperson
Outa and the SAA Pilots’ Association launched legal proceedings against Myeni, asking the Pretoria High Court to declare her a delinquent director.
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Outa welcomes Dudu Myeni's exit as SAA chairperson
Outa has welcomed the announcement that Dudu Myeni will not serve another term as South African Airways chairperson.
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‘Myeni didn't intentionally misrepresent board decision on 2013 aircraft deal’
Lawyers representing the SAA chair say she didn't intentionally misrepresent a board decision to former Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba.
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SAA probing tender scandal linked to employee
According to a report, an employee allegedly falsified documents and forged signatures of senior executives to award a multi-million rand tender to an IT security solutions company.
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Cabin crew strike sees SAA cancel 32 flights
Talks between SAA management and the union reached a deadlock on Tuesday night.
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Sacca members go on strike over meal allowance
The SA Cabin Crew Association says the matter has not been attended to for the past six years by the SAA management.
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SAA ordered to pay Comair over R1bn for anti-competitive behavior
Comair initiated the case relating to travel agent incentive schemes in favour of SAA.
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Myeni rubbishes claims she consults with Zuma before making decisions
Myeni responded strongly to some of the accusations levelled against her during a question session in Parliament on Wednesday.
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Concerns raised over vacant positions at SAA
Concerns have been brought to light over key positions at SAA currently being filled in an ‘acting’ capacity.
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MPs grill Mcebisi Jonas on privatising SAA
The question around privatising South African Airways (SAA) has once again reared its head in Parliament.
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Myeni: ‘Ghost workers’ a grave concern for SAA board
SAA board chairperson Myeni has told a parliamentary committee it has discovered employees on its payroll that do not exist.
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Myeni: SAA has made great improvements
SAA board chairperson Dudu Myeni told Parliament's finance committee that the improvements had been achieved without government guarantees.
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Myeni defends her role at SAA
The SAA chair says she offers 'intrinsic value' and reiterated she will not resign.
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Some SAA cabin crew members picket for better treatment, benefits
Employees are handing over a memorandum of demands to SAA management today.
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SAA's Dudu Myeni hits turbulence in Parly
Dudu Myeni has again been asked whether her resignation would not be a good move for SAA.
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Dudu Myeni hopeful new SAA board will bring change
SAA Chairperson Dudu Myeni says the new board will lead to improvements at the airline.
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Mcebisi Jonas defends loan guarantee to SAA
Jonas has been addressing Parliament’s Standing Committee on Finance where SAA is expected to be grilled.
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SAA board set to face grilling in Parliament
MPs are expected to grill the board over the national carrier’s financial results and turnaround plans.
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Outa believes it has sound case against BNP Capital
The organisation says its investigation exposed serious irregularities with SAA’s tender process.
