Malusi Gigaba will certainly not be missed by the tourism industry, a fact they made abundantly clear after his resignation on Tuesday.
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With Gigaba resigning, the Tourism industry reveal how Malusi Gigaba cost them R7.5 billion
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Attack in Cape Town:- “John was much loved by everyone who met him” – says Mellon Educate about John Curran
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John Curran suffered a lot of pain, according to the testimony of a witness who heard the commotion. John Curran was enjoying his last few weeks in South Africa before he had to return to Ireland, his native country.
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What to do when you die overseas, here is some Advice to South African Citizens in the Event a South African Dies Abroad
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The Department of International Relations and Co-operations RSA, in collaboration with its Representatives abroad, may provide logistical assistance and advice to the next of kin in the event of the death of a South African citizen abroad.
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Nine simple steps on how to move to Australia and gain citizenship
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We’ve got your nice and easy guide to chasing down the Australian dream. Figures released last month show that a higher percentage of expats are choosing to live in Australia ahead of any other global destination.
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The British Airways introduce “largest ever” schedule for UK to South Africa flights
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British Airways have beefed up their UK to South Africa flights: Here are the new additions, and the return of some old favourites.
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You can still use the SAA, but for how long:- SAA will receive ‘final’ bailout of R5 billion, says Department of Public Enterprises
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According to the Department of Public Enterprises, this R5 billion bailout will be the final financial hand-out afforded to the ailing national carrier.
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South African Finance Minister Tito Mboweni says South African Airways must be shut down
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If the new finance minister had his way, the struggling SAA would be closing its doors for good. SAA has for years now been a drain on government resources as it’s consistently lost money and had to go back to the government, cap in hand, to keep the lights on.
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