REGULATORY RESCUE: FlySafair deal averted licence crisis at eleventh hour

[Daily Maverick - Zambia] - 12/02/2026

No matter how they frame it, South Africa’s most efficient airline had no choice but to seek a local owner to keep its planes in the sky.

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BISHOP JOHN GENERAL SEEKS ACQUITTAL IN RAPE CASE

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[Zambian Observer] - 11/02/2026

With a focus on asset-based citizen-led development, communities can harness their strengths to overcome challenges (…)

[Daily Maverick] - 15/02/2026

PF TURMOIL, TONSE SPLITS, AND THE COST OF DISUNITY

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[Zambian Observer] - 14/02/2026

SAA clears runway of losses as it returns to profit

'South African Airways pre-Covid was a giant, but it was mainly supported by taxpayers’ money. The airline we have (…)

[Moneyweb] - 11/02/2026

PRESIDENT RAMAPHOSA PULLS SOUTH AFRICA OUT OF DRC AFTER DECADES OF SACRIFICE

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[Zambian Observer] - 11/02/2026