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COSATU commends SAA’s hopeful turnaround | SA News

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) commends the South African Airways (SAA)’ hopeful turnaround.  SAA’s recorded its first profit in years, flying the national flag high and steadily reopening domestic, regional and international routes connecting South Africa, must be applauded as a welcome rebuttal to the champions of privatisation who not so long ago said it could not be fixed and must be sold or closed.

SAA has shown without a doubt that our State-Owned Enterprises can be stabilised, placed back on a path of sustainability and once again play an enabling role in supporting economic growth.  SAA under its new leadership, is emerging from its dark chapter of…

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