Sun May 26 02:14:05 SAST 2013

Now SAA CEO quits

Oct 9, 2012 | Mpho Sibanyoni Business Reporter | 9 comments

THE South African Airways hit turbulence once again when the parastatal's chief executive, Siza Mzimela, emulated her board chairwoman Cheryl Carolus by abruptly tendering her resignation after only three years at the helm.

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Sun May 26 02:14:05 SAST 2013 ::
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Oct 9, 2012

MorenaWaPolelo

This woman and that board must be congratulated for the resigining they have failed dismally and playing the blame game is irrelevant the fact is they have failed!!!!!
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Oct 9, 2012

Reyataz

MorenaWaPolelo, my sentiments exactly!
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Oct 9, 2012

Lehido

Working with Vuyisile Kona was going to be disasterfor her.....
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Oct 9, 2012

Dieheart

What is going on at SAA? R1.25 billion loss???
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Oct 9, 2012

KukuyaLethosa

Jacob Zuma must resign.
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Oct 9, 2012

CHIEFKHONZAPHI2nd

Dear President

Application for transfer of funds

I would like to make a request for the transfer of funds from the 5Billion rands allocated to SAA to SANRAL in order for them to pay for the e-toll debt, if it is possible please add some more maybe be another 5Billion and make it 10Billion.

i hope you'll find this in order

thank you
me
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Oct 9, 2012

Vuruvuru

I wonder nibaleka ntoni, I suspect there's something big coming that you don't want to be associated with.
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Oct 9, 2012

Lehido

Vuruvuru
I wonder nibaleka ntoni, I suspect there's something big coming that you don't want to be associated with
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YESThey running away from the loss that SAA incured....More than R1 bil
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Oct 9, 2012

Aouuti

Aouuti
Sho people a black man is always a suspect (besides maka dedele abanye).
peade
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