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White males make up 72% of pilots, African males 10% and coloured and Indian males 4.5%, while white females comprise 6%, African females 5.5% and coloureds and Indians 2%: SACAA

Airlink might have been exploiting people in the Eastern Cape region — one of the country’s poorest areas — with its high flight ticket prices, the Competition Tribunal has heard.

Public Enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan says government will make sure the Takatso consortium puts the required money on the table as the two consummate their partnership, which will see the consortium owning 51% of SAA.

Public Enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan says government will make sure the Takatso consortium puts the required money on the table as the two consummate their partnership, which will see the consortium owning 51% of SAA.

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa says the sudden appointment of the new interim SAA board “stinks” of corruption.

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa says the sudden appointment of the new interim SAA board “stinks” of corruption.

Flight prices are only expected to drop after February 2023.

Four people and three companies accused of fraud and corruption in connection with a R400 million SA Express tender could face additional charges.

The case against four suspects and three companies facing charges of fraud and corruption has been postponed to next year.

Auditor General SA, deputy business unit leader Fhumulani Rabonda has painted a bleak picture of the financial standing of the country’s state owned entities.