In City Press Business: Airlink wants its money from SAA; Nersa delivers body blow to Eskom

Here's what's in your City Press Business today:SA Airlink is headed to court to get the R700 million it claims it is owed by the national carrier.

If it doesn’t get the cash, then the airline says that its “position can’t be sustained for much longer” and its funds will be depleted within six to eight weeks.The national energy regulator has rejected an application for concessionary pricing to South32 – one of Eskom’s major clients. The regulator laid the blame at the door of the mining and energy ministry which is yet to agree to a policy framework between Eskom and energy-intensive users.Are you getting a good deal with Discovery Miles?Has this been a good move for consumers? On closer inspection it may take you 44-weeks to get the flight that is promised. Angelique Ruzicka investigates.The continent’s desire to create a free trade area is admirable and would unlock and combine a $2.5 trillion economy.

But getting there is not as easy as it looks, with prowling lions and corrupt officials blocking the roads to African trade.A report released this week by the Centre for Development Enterprise has painted a grim picture of South Africa’s deep economic crisis.If not, the unemployment crisis will persist.

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