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Article Highlights:
- National Treasury says SAA is still a burden on the country despite selling a majority stake.
- In a withdrawn email, Treasury said the terms of the deal “may result in the state providing funds in excess of its shareholding”.
- The airline, which used to serve destinations across Africa and a number of major global cities, hasn’t made money since 2011 and received state bailouts that totalled billions of rand.
