Articles about South African Airways

SAA hit by cyber attack

South African Airways confirms a breach temporarily disrupted access to the airline’s website, mobile application and several internal operational systems.

Top ICT tenders: Mpumalanga govt looks to e-sourcing tech

The province believes an electronic system will ensure proper sourcing management and allow for supplier rotation.

Top ICT tenders: SITA seeks varsity accreditation

The State IT Agency aims to give its training arm enough of a boost to warrant accreditation with MICT SETA and the Quality Council for Trade and Occupations.

Top ICT tenders: Sanral looks to tech

This week’s top tenders see SA’s National Roads Agency rush to receive tender submissions before the year closes.

Top ICT tenders: SITA in urgent need of skills

The agency is looking for recruitment services to assist it with some of the top 100 positions in the IT and SCM fields.

William Mzimba steps down as Vodacom Business CEO

The telephony group says William Mzimba (53) will retire at the end of September, and it will announce his successor “in due course”.

Top ICT tenders: Govt departments return to tender track

This week’s top tenders see national and provincial departments taking centre stage, with a variety of tech requests.

Ex-Vodacom exec Vuyani Jarana joins Mobax to drive gig economy

Jarana joins Mobax, a telecommunications company, as shareholder and the group chairperson.

Government shelves plans to sell Telkom stake

Telecoms minister Siyabonga Cwele reveals the administration's plans to offload part of its 39% Telkom shareholding have been put on ice indefinitely.

SAA app aims to ease HR tensions

The app will enable staff to report issues anonymously and confidentially, and make suggestions to improve the business, says the airline.

Vodacom hunts for Jarana's successor

Vuyani Jarana officially tenders his resignation and will serve a notice period before leaving Vodacom to join South African Airways.

Telkom confirms govt weighing options on selling stake

The JSE-listed company says government is considering reducing its 39% shareholding in Telkom.