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South African Airways

Ethiopian Airline’s Achilles heel
Africa
/ 30 January 2019

Ethiopian Airline’s Achilles heel

Bole International Airport has struggled to keep pace with the airline’s rapid expansion. But that’s changing.

By Simon Allison
Mad scramble to secure broke SAA December salaries
Article
/ 19 December 2018

Mad scramble to secure broke SAA December salaries

SAA has received R15-billion in government bailouts in the last year

By Sabelo Skiti
Acsa spreads its wings over Africa
Article
/ 14 December 2018

Acsa spreads its wings over Africa

The airports company is drawing on its experience to meet the challenges of the continent

By Sabelo Skiti
High-level turbulence rocks SAA
Article
/ 30 November 2018

High-level turbulence rocks SAA

An atmosphere of mistrust hangs over the airline’s board, its chief executive and its minister

By Sabelo Skiti
Gigaba hit the ground running on Mumbai route — Carolus
Article
/ 29 November 2018

Gigaba hit the ground running on Mumbai route — Carolus

Former SAA board chair Cheryl Carolus recounted how Gigaba seemingly pushed the airline to drop the critical route between Johannesburg and Mumbai

By Sarah Smit
Design a railway system to prevent carnage on the N1
Article
/ 28 November 2018

Design a railway system to prevent carnage on the N1

The state should use funds to build an alternative transport system that is safe and reliable

By Robert Shivambu
SAA needs R3.5 billion by March, says interim CFO
Article
/ 27 November 2018

SAA needs R3.5 billion by March, says interim CFO

SAA has been working closely with National Treasury and the department of public enterprises to steer itself to profitability

By Khulekani Magubane
LIVESTREAM: Cheryl Carolus to testify at Zondo commission
Article
/ 25 November 2018

LIVESTREAM: Cheryl Carolus to testify at Zondo commission

Carolus’ appearance at the Zondo commission will follow the conclusion of the testimony of Mahlodi Muofhe on Wednesday

By Staff Reporter
#StateCaptureInquiry: Barbara Hogan set to deliver ‘explosive’ testimony
Article
/ 11 November 2018

#StateCaptureInquiry: Barbara Hogan set to deliver ‘explosive’ testimony

Barbara Hogan is expected to reveal how former president Jacob Zuma began meddling in the appointment of board members and executives in SOEs

By Sarah Smit
SAA seeks to allay shutdown fears
Article
/ 11 November 2018

SAA seeks to allay shutdown fears

The national carrier has moved to assure customers and suppliers that it would not be ‘shut down or sold’

By Sibongile Khumalo
Bailouts allow state capture to continue
Article
/ 28 September 2018

Bailouts allow state capture to continue

A pragmatic solution to absolve junior colluders could stem the continued bleeding of funds

By Dino Galetti
State eyes Transnet debt
Article
/ 24 August 2018

State eyes Transnet debt

But Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan is ‘confident’ talks with the SOE’s lenders will end well

By Lynley Donnelly
Tom Moyane lands a Head shot
Article
/ 3 August 2018

Tom Moyane lands a Head shot

SAA’s expensive new CFO has a worrying history at Sars, according to the suspended commissioner

By Sabelo Skiti
Urinals – target the urinals!
Article
/ 27 July 2018

Urinals – target the urinals!

A man held captive at the urinal is much more likely to grunt, snort and think to himself ‘Fuck, time to go to Mavericks’

By Staff Reporter
Costly Head winds pummel SAA
Article
/ 20 July 2018

Costly Head winds pummel SAA

The free-spending chief executive’s British hire is set to earn a cool R5m for just six months’ work

By Sabelo Skiti
SAA vows to seek equity partner immediately amid funding crunch
Article
/ 10 July 2018

SAA vows to seek equity partner immediately amid funding crunch

Vuyani Jarana says funding pressures dictated that ​South African Airways start looking for a strategic equity partner immediately

By Jan Cronje
Now SAA has landed at the CCMA
Article
/ 6 July 2018

Now SAA has landed at the CCMA

Former staff accuse ‘turnaround’ chief executive of purging those who fail to do his bidding

By Sabelo Skiti
Treasury has Myeni in its crosshairs
Article
/ 29 June 2018

Treasury has Myeni in its crosshairs

Two SAA executives have been fired but the hearing also fingered the former chairperson

By Sabelo Skiti
ARCHIVES: Broke SAA goes on spending spree
Article
/ 8 June 2018

ARCHIVES: Broke SAA goes on spending spree

Since November, the new airline boss has splurged on new hires and brought in expensive consultants

By Sabelo Skiti
R100 000 bet on SAA’s future
Article
/ 5 June 2018

R100 000 bet on SAA’s future

The national airways chief executive has taken up a challenge proposed by the Free Market Foundation

By Carin Smith
​Two suspensions and two new appointments at SAA
Article
/ 13 March 2018

​Two suspensions and two new appointments at SAA

Nona Sonjani and Wellington Nyuswa have stepped in as acting chief financial officer and as acting CEO of SAA Technical respectively.

By Staff Reporter
Parastatals: Privatisation won’t solve the crisis
Article
/ 28 February 2018

Parastatals: Privatisation won’t solve the crisis

Selling off state-owned enterprises may not guarantee their continued developmental role

By Staff Reporter
​Cabinet reshuffle: A new dawn in the economic cluster
Article
/ 26 February 2018

​Cabinet reshuffle: A new dawn in the economic cluster

The president made several sweeping changes to his cabinet which saw the return of Nhlanhla Nene as finance minister

By Lynley Donnelly
SOEs could undo the best laid plans
Article
/ 22 February 2018

SOEs could undo the best laid plans

The budget outlines the risks they pose but there are plans to mitigate against them

By Lynley Donnelly
Shaking up Eskom matters for South Africa’s economy
Article
/ 24 January 2018

Shaking up Eskom matters for South Africa’s economy

Given the damage that’s been done, the previous board at Eskom simply could not continue. It had no plan to turn the company around or stop corruption

By Jannie Rossouw
#ANC54 to turn up the heat up on radical economic change plans
Article
/ 18 December 2017

#ANC54 to turn up the heat up on radical economic change plans

The party will have to tackle polarising policies when its new leadership takes the helm

By Staff Reporter
Fiscal risks grow at alarming rate
Article
/ 27 October 2017

Fiscal risks grow at alarming rate

Several events could derail the budget but it’s the failure of parastatals that could blow the ship totally out of the water

By Staff Reporter
Ante upped in varsity fees showdown
Article
/ 20 October 2017

Ante upped in varsity fees showdown

The president is sitting on the fees commission’s report, but Gigaba’s budget may show his hand

By Staff Reporter
No end to SAA’s nightmares
Article
/ 6 October 2017

No end to SAA’s nightmares

Its problems are many and its debt overwhelming.So the question remains: Can the airline be saved?

By Lynley Donnelly
State-owned enterprises shouldn’t be used as pawns in South African politics
Article
/ 19 September 2017

State-owned enterprises shouldn’t be used as pawns in South African politics

Privatisation talk in South Africa shows how state owned enterprises are being used as tools for enrichment by the connected.

By Point Author
Gigaba sips from chalice he poisoned
Article
/ 1 September 2017

Gigaba sips from chalice he poisoned

Life is no picnic for the finance minister, with the parastatals he used to oversee in a mess

By Staff Reporter
Free-rein special for our friends
Article
/ 23 August 2017

Free-rein special for our friends

South Africa welcomes all distinguished travellers with diplomatic immunity.

By Staff Reporter
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