South African Airways (SAA) will stop flights to Malawi within the next few months as a way of saving money.
In a bid to cut costs and stay afloat amidst the financial mess at the carrier, it has been reported that South African Airways will stop flying to Lilongwe and Blantyre in October.
The South African City Press reported on Sunday, August 27 that the airline will cut flights on the profitable route between Johannesburg and Cape Town, stop flights to certain central African destinations and get rid of 10 planes out of the 50 that it has.
Other African flights that will be reportedly stopped as of October are Brazzaville in the Republic of the Congo, Kigali in Rwanda and Libreville in Gabon.
It is believed that South African Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba plans to sell government’s stake in Telkom to fund a massive bailout for the embattled SAA.
Eish malawi walero
South Africa’s economy is going downhill in general. I especially noticed that since Gigaba declared war on God by banning a Pastor from entering SA for 1 day to preach the Gospel, the already ailing country has gone further downhill much faster. Flash floods and a tornado last year, big companies pulling out this year + plenty food price hikes. Don’t mess with God!!!
Umboni waukulu otsonyedza kuti kuno ku Malawi chuma sichikuyenda bwino.
Makampani akunja kuthawa kufinyika nanga bwanji akuno kwathu.
Mbola basi.
ADMARK Bwanji?