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Workers get their slice of SA Express

Business Thando Maeko - 3 Oct 2020

Proposals for how to carve up ownership of the airline could mean that the government will no longer hog the whole pie

SAA crash-lands but new airline will take off

Article Thando Maeko - 29 Apr 2020

During discussions between unions and business rescue practitioners and the government, it was decided that the national carrier would be closed and a new airline formed

SAA rescuers give affected parties two options: Wind down or liquidate

Article Sabelo Skiti - 23 Apr 2020

As SAA subsidiaries declare hardship to staff, business-rescue practitioners urge them to sign agreements to save severance payouts

SAA cut off to protect other SOEs

Article Sabelo Skiti & Thando Maeko - 6 Dec 2019

After years of pumping billions into the airline, government picked business rescue to prevent a wider fallout at Eskom and other state entities

Bosasa tells court: We are being hijacked by liquidators

Article Kyle Cowan - 14 Mar 2019

Bosasa wants the decision to place the company under voluntary liquidation, should be declared null and void

VBS needs to be wound up ‘urgently’

Article Lynley Donnelly - 2 Nov 2018

Reserve Bank is second to apply for liquidation and it remains to be seen if this causes a delay

Rotten deals follow Cosmo Fruit

Article Staff Reporter - 2 Feb 2017

Liquidators are searching for assets after Ioannis Ntinos’s company was declared insolvent

ANCYL faces new liquidation threat as creditors come calling

Article Verashni Pillay - 24 Apr 2014

The ANC settled the league’s previous creditors in March, but now Gallagher Estates wants the money it is owed for the 2011 ANCYL conference.

Moves to oust Goldrich from Blyvoor

Article Sally Evans - 13 Mar 2014

Alleging asset stripping and illegal gold sales from the mine, liquidators warn of an Aurora rerun

Search on for ANCYL assets as liquidators close in

Article Verashni Pillay - 28 Jan 2014

If the ANC Youth League is permanently liquidated, questions will arise over the troubled body's missing assets.

Village Main Reef stocks reach highest in seven weeks

Article Paul Burkhardt - 30 Oct 2013

The gold production company has reported record highs at its Tau Lekoa flagship mine and restructuring at other operations.

Question is, can the 1time bid fly?

Article Sally Evans & Sam Sole - 23 Aug 2013

The firm bidding to take over the failed airline has brought to light several unexplained connections.

Pinnacle points finger at Absa

Article Staff Reporter - 17 Feb 2012

Luxury resort development group to explain what happened to millions of clothing workers' pension money after it was liquidated.

How dirty is Godongwana’s laundry?

Article Staff Reporter - 22 Jul 2011

Deputy economic development minister Enoch Godongwana is set to be grilled on what happened to a massive loan from a textile workers' pension fund.

Fewer companies liquidated: Stats SA

Article Staff Reporter - 23 May 2011

Fewer companies closed down in April 2011 compared to the same month last year, Statistics South Africa said on Monday.

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