There's been a mixed bag of reaction to SAA' R3.5 billion bailout. Development Bank of Southern Africa has thrown the lifeline to the national carrier. While there's concern that Tax Payers money that could have been utilised for valuable projects, is now going to bail SAA once again - other economic experts are relieved that the cash is not going into the hands of the executives, but rather to those of Business Rescue Practitioners.
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