The government’s second state-owned airline SA Express says it will oppose an application to have it placed in business rescue, because the unpaid contract based on which the application is being made was irregularly obtained.

SA Express, which services several smaller regional routes as a feeder to SAA, owes global logistics firm Ziegler R11m and applied on Friday for an urgent hearing to be held on  January 28...

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