Maintenance division is first SAA subsidiary to declare hardship to staff as travel ban effects grow at the state-owned airline
As SAA subsidiaries declare hardship to staff, business-rescue practitioners urge them to sign agreements to save severance payouts
Airports company, airlines on notice for mercy flights to evacuate foreigners from South Africa
The industrial action will cost the airline R52m a day. But the unions are angry about more than money
The airline, already plagued by insecurity and spying claims, has suspended an official after it used hidden cameras to track him
Nico Bezuidenhout, who left Mango in 2016 to join regional low-cost airline Fastjet, will be the latest name to be unveiled by SAA’s board
Despite millions being spent on consultants
and assurances of a turnaround, the state’s
airline has ‘nothing to show for it’
A department head has been suspended for allegedly trying to cover up for the disgraced pilot
For 20 years he transported passengers without a licence, until a mid-air ‘incident’
SAA has received R15-billion in government bailouts in the last year
A related problem is that its maintenance and repair company could lose lucrative contracts
Elements in the state-owned entity were apparently determined to pass work on to the controversial company
A report reveals that weak financial controls are at the centre of the airline’s woes
Former staff accuse ‘turnaround’ chief executive of purging those who fail to do his bidding
Air Chefs, the catering arm of SAA, has launched a consultation process with unions that may lead to job losses
Since November, the new airline boss has splurged on new hires and brought in expensive consultants
The national airways chief executive has taken up a challenge proposed by the Free Market Foundation
A privately listed flag-bearing airline may be a better option than a state-owned national carrier
South African Airways has announced that after reaching an out of court settlement, Monwabisi Kalawe will resign as chief executive and a director.
<b>Glynnis Underhill</b> introduces us to an angry Cape Town woman who risks life and limb to help victimised lesbians.
Presidential power to extend the chief justice’s term undermines independence.
Honeymoon murder accused Shrien Dewani has been hospitalised after an apparent suicide attempt, the Justice Ministry said on Tuesday.
Honeymoon murder accused Shrien Dewani will not be appearing in a London court on Tuesday, South Africa’s justice department said on Monday.
The quiet town of Grahamstown could get even quieter if the proposed Superior Courts Bill gets through Parliament.
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/ 9 November 2010
Prominent Judge Kathy Satchwell has warned that the South Gauteng High Court was slowly "creaking to a halt" due to bad management.
The NPA has let it be known that it has been supplied with additional information by Zuma’s lawyers which has necessitated further investigation.
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/ 20 February 2009
The Johannesburg High Court has ordered the Scorpions to hand over almost all the documents Jackie Selebi wants to prepare for his trial.
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/ 13 January 2009
Lawyers for ANC leader Jacob Zuma have sent a letter to the NPA declaring their intention to make representations in his graft case.
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/ 19 November 2007
<a href="http://www.mg.co.za/specialreport.aspx?area=zuma_report"><img src="http://www.mg.co.za/ContentImages/243078/zuma.jpg" align=left border=0></a>There was no word yet on whether African National Congress deputy president Jacob Zuma would have to face new corruption charges as the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) was still considering the case, an NPA spokesperson said on Monday. "It is a very painstaking process of consideration," said NPA spokesperson Tlali Tlali.
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/ 24 September 2007
There are deeper issues in the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) than simply the suspension of National Director of Public Prosecutions Vusi Pikoli, the South African Communist Party said on Monday, following an announcement from the Presidency on Monday that President Thabo Mbeki had suspended Pikoli.
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/ 14 September 2007
Three people have been granted immunity from prosecution for information on drunk-driving charges against Ekurhuleni metro police boss Robert McBride, the National Prosecuting Authority says. The <i>Mail & Guardian</i> reported on Friday that McBride’s three main detractors are criminals involved in cash-in-transit heists, according to their lawyer.<br><img src="http://www.mg.co.za/ContentImages/319216/video-icon.gif"> <a href="http://www.mg.co.za/mcbride" target="_blank" class="standardtextsmall"><b>View live video</b></a>