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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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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Australian Government Plans for Migrants:- They Are To Live In Regional Areas
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Interstaff have outlined the latest on plans for Australia’s new migrants to live in regional areas to reduce the impact on the main cities in Australia.
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All New Migrants To Australia To Be Banned From Melbourne And Sydney, but where will they live (see follow-up article)
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Australia has announced that it plans to bring in new rules to help to reduce the number of new immigrants choosing to settle in its biggest cities, Sydney and Melbourne and alleviate pressure on housing, schools, healthcare and public transport.
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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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The City of Cape Town looking to use street lights as Wi-Fi hotspots
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Light poles, bus stops, terminals and public transport hubs could all be transformed into Wi-Fi hotspots in the very near future.
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Let’s have a look at the Titanic II which will set sail in 2022
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The Titanic II will make its maiden voyage from Dubai to Southampton in 2022, after which it will re-enact the exact same travel plan as the original ship, sailing from Southampton to New York, hopefully bypassing icebergs and avoiding a movie-inspiring sinking.
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Like travelling by train when you are on holiday in South Africa, well, Cape Town’s new Rail Enforcement Unit will be armed
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All three levels of government co-operate in the latest effort to protect Cape Town’s train commuters. Monday marked the first day that 100 officers, who form part of the new Rail Enforcement Unit, were officially deployed to assist security services with Cape Town’s Metrorail service.
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