Cabin Crew Association Lays Charges Against South African Airways
- Publisher:
- SABC
- Publication Date:
- 28 June 2017
- Tags:
- South Africa, Labour, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Transport and Shipping
The South African Cabin Crew Association has laid charges of corruption, theft and contravening the PFMA act, against SAA executives, and the board. This comes after several independent audit reports revealed irregular tenders and expenditure amounting to one-point-eight billion rand, with no action taken. The Union addressed the media in Irene outside Pretoria today. SACCA wants those linked to these alleged unlawful tenders at SAA, brought to book.
South African Cabin Crew Seeks 'Punishment' Against Airliner
- Myeni Failed to Hand Over Reports On SAA Corruption to Parliament
- Cabin Crew to Lay Corruption Charges Against SAA Execs, Board
- Guptas' Citizenship, SAA Turbulent Financials - Officials Make Themsevles Scarce
- SAA Loan Agreements Must Be Made Public Following Losses of R734 Million in the Past Two Months
- 98 Percent of South African Airways' Spending Didn't Go to White-Owned Companies
