South African Airways CEO Resigns

Siza Mzimela's shock resignation as CEO of South African Airways, belies government's assertion that all is well at Africa's largest airline.

South Africa: Resignation of South African Airways (SAA) CEO (press release)

South African Government, 8 October 2012

The Department of Public Enterprises has been advised by the Board of South African Airways (SAA) of the resignation of the CEO, Ms Siza Mzimela. read more »

A new Airbus A319-100 aircraft.

South Africa: 'Things Not Falling Apart' At SAA - Govt

South African Press Association, 9 October 2012

The public enterprises department denied on Tuesday that "things are falling apart" at SA Airways following a string of resignations. read more »
South Africa: DPE Learns of SAA Chief's Resignation

SAnews.gov.za, 8 October 2012

The Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) has learned of the resignation of South African Airways (SAA) chief executive officer but is awaiting a formal letter of resignation, the ... read more »
South Africa: SAA in Crisis - Privatise or Be Grounded (press release)

Democratic Alliance, 8 October 2012

Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba must meet with the DA as a matter of urgency, to explain how he will prevent the grounding of South African Airways (SAA) before the end ... read more »

InFocus

South Africa Backs National Airline With Millions

The government has granted controversy-plagued South African Airways a five billion rand (U.S. $590 million) guarantee to back its turnaround strategy. The announcement came ... Read more »
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SAA to Sue Its Former CEO for Wasted Millions

SOUTH African Airways is to institute legal action against its former CEO, Khaya Ngqula, to recover close to R31m in wrongful or wasted spending. Read more »
- South Africa: SAA to Sue Its Former CEO for Wasted Millions
- South Africa: Why Was 'Cavalier' SAA Chief Not Reined In?

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