Gupta-wedding airline suspends flights due to financial troubles | Fin24
They describe how former president Jacob Zuma went on a state visit to India in June 2010 with Ajay and Rajesh Gupta, as well as then-Minister of Public Enterprises Barbara Hogan, as part of his delegation.
According to Mentor, then-SAA CEO Siza Mzimela told her at the time that the Johannesburg-Mumbai route was SAA's main and most profitable route and that it would not make sense to close it. . In November last year, the Zondo Commission on State Capture heard how, shortly after his appointment,
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