SAA estimates its losses at over R50-million a day as the strike continues.
It's a sum the embattled airline and the country's struggling economy simply can't afford.
For more on this, economist Azar Jammine speaks to eNCA.
#DStv403
It's a sum the embattled airline and the country's struggling economy simply can't afford.
For more on this, economist Azar Jammine speaks to eNCA.
#DStv403
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