SAA will continue to fly on Monday despite an atmosphere of great uncertainty as it remains without the capital to fund operations.

While the business rescue practitioners of the airline had set Sunday as the deadline to curtail operations if funding had not been raised, this deadline has been extended due to promises by the department of public enterprises that it remains intent on persuading the National Treasury to come up with the money...

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