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    South Africa has Pledged $650 Million Restructuring, South African Airways

    Posted On 20 Sep 2020
    By : New Africa Business News, Staff Correspondent
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    By Richard Adorsu-

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    NEW AFRICA BUSINESS NEWS (NABN) Accra, Ghana– South Africa has pledged 10.5 billion rand ($650 million) to South African Airways (SAA), one of the administrators of the ailing state-owned airline said on Friday. The administrators took control of SAA in December after almost a decade of financial losses and have been trying to keep it alive as the coronavirus pandemic compounds its longstanding problems.

    Administrators published a restructuring plan in June, more than 10 billion rand required to work has not materialized since the airline’s creditors approved it in July.

    Siviwe Dongwana told a creditor meeting called to discuss the funding issue on Friday: “We have since received a further communication from government with the support of the National Treasury that indicate that there is a very clear cabinet commitment to provide funding to SAA to the tune of 10 and a half billion.”

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    “The letter also articulates that the mechanisms and the timelines are yet to be finalized,” he added.

    Dongwana added that next week the administrators would advise creditors and other affected parties about the outcomes of further talks with the government on the time frame for the SAA funding.

    Based on those talks, the administrators would assess whether there was still a possibility of SAA being wound down or liquidated. “If the funds flow early enough, then they eliminate the need to deal with the issue of a wind-down or a liquidation,” Dongwana said.

    The Department of Public Enterprises (DPE), the ministry responsible for SAA, said on Thursday that it was still trying to source the necessary funding and that it was assessing proposals from several potential strategic equity partners.

     

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    1. Lisa September 20, 2020 at 3:01 am Reply

      Thank you for the report. As most of us know, is difficult times for businesses all over the world and unfutunately South African Airways is having same financial problem. Toteng in Botswana. Lisa

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      Love you reporting our own narrative. Please continue covering the entire continent and so proud of what you doing. Thank you. Cape town South Africa. Mzamo

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      Post corona virus era is still going to affect many businesses and our people. Lagos Nigeria. Ogoro

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    7. Billie September 20, 2020 at 4:53 am Reply

      Our national government in South Africa should invest more money to South African Airlines and other Airlines. Port Elizabeth in South Africa. Billie

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