Transnet acting CFO Mark Gregg-Macdonald talks to Business Day TV about the group’s interim results
The City Lodge group says Enderle developed his idea for a practical, home-away-from-home style of accommodation in the group’s first hotel, the City Lodge ...
The introduction of the A350s ‘will contribute to SAA's operational efficiencies and get it back on track’, SAA acting CEO Zuks Ramasia says
The company expects new acquisitions, restructuring and cost-cutting measures to boost performance
The vehicle recovery company passed 1-million subscribers in its six months to end-August, when operating profit rose by a quarter
Hopes of a quick return to service have slipped to become a more than seven-month grounding before a key certification test flight
Airline now demands return of down payment
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Transnet is distinctly unenthusiastic about private operators on its rail network despite National Treasury's economic blueprint adding to the calls to do just ...
Financial Reporting Council launches investigation after collapse of tour operator
Transnet’s Mohammed Mahomedy speaks to Business Day TV about the state logistics firm's annual results
Business Day TV spoke to the CEO of the Tourism Business Council, Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa, about the worrying decline in foreign tourists
Airports Company SA acting CFO Lindani Mukhudwani talks to Business Day TV about the company’s full-year results
Comair joint CEO Glenn Orsmond talks to Business Day TV about the airline’s full-year results
Volatility in the rand and oil price and grounding of Boeing 737 MAX led to profit shrinking 82%
Johannesburg will be a regional hub, connecting five countries, soon to be eight, via road transport
The owner of Sun City does not expect a turnaround in SA’s economy any time soon, but is expanding its footprint in SA and South America
Specialised logistics group weathers weak economic conditions
The shakeup is new CEO Paul Scurrah’s attempt to make the airline commercially viable
The deal will see Fosun — whose Chinese parent owns Club Med — contribute £450m of new money for at least 75% of the tour operator
