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Wednesday, 28 October 2026

A business-focused episode dominated by SAA's cash strain, with staggered salaries and a missed audit deadline, plus a R15.2 billion mining revival and new SARS guidance for influencers.

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  1. 18:35

    SAA has staggered salaries for pilots, management, executives and the board since September, while cabin crew and ground staff were paid on time, according to the airline's spokesperson.

  2. 18:34

    Jet fuel now makes up about 40% of SAA's operations, a cost shock the airline says followed Middle East tensions and that it absorbed for months before the salary delays began.

  3. 18:40

    SAA missed the 30 September deadline for its audited financials; the Oversight Committee on Transport now expects them by 30 October, and the airline says the audit is close to finalising.

  4. 18:25

    African Rainbow Minerals plans to invest R15.2 billion in developing the Bokoni Platinum mines, including about R750 million to restart the Nkomati nickel mine.