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/ 16 October 2003

Trade union takes Denel to court

The trade union Solidarity is going to take arms manufacturer Denel to the Arbitration Court in terms of an amendment to the Labour Relations Act to enforce a 9,5% wage increase agreement. Earlier on Wednesday, Denel workers took part in a protest march for the first time in 36 years at three of its divisions.

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/ 21 April 2003

Telkom’s Moche named CEO of Denel

South African telecommunications parastatal Telkom (TKG) CEO Sizwe Nxasana has announced the resignation of Victor Moche as Telkom group executive for regulatory and public policy, effective at the end of April, in order to take up the position of CEO of government-owned defence group Denel.

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/ 15 January 2002

Denel swoops on Italian helicopter deal

Pretoria | Friday AN agreement under which South Africa’s arms manufacturer Denel will get about R300-million per year for producing helicopter parts for AgustaWestland, an Italian company, was signed in Pretoria on Monday. The licence production agreement provides for a phased multi-year programme for the manufacturing of 30 complete airframes, onboard systems, rotor blades and […]

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/ 20 July 2001

The Modise house that Denel built

Paul Kirk Joe Modise, the former minister of defence and one of the figures central to the multi-agency probe into corruption in South Africa’s R50-billion arms deal, had a six-bedroom mansion constructed partly at the expense of state-owned armaments company Denel which operates with taxpayers’ money. This week the National Directorate of Public Prosecutions confirmed […]

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/ 10 July 2001

At last, Denel turns a profit

Johannesburg | Monday SOUTH African state-owned defence group Denel reported its first profit since 1997 on Monday, thanks to internal restructuring and an improved order book. Denel posted an attributable profit of R24,1-million for the year to end-March 2001, compared to a loss of R206-million in the 2000 financial year. Sales in the 2001 year […]

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/ 4 December 2000

DENEL SECURES $14M CONTRACT

SAAB and BAE Systems, the Swedish and UK aerospace companies, have placed a US$14,7m skills and technology transfer contract with South Africa’s state-owned Denel Aviation, the two foreign companies said. The contract forms part of the defence industrial participation programme linked to South Africa’s order for 28 Gripen fighter aircraft produced jointly by Saab and […]