Former SAA CFO denies accusations, slams 'reckless' SAA

Former CFO of South African Airways Phumeza Nhantsi came out swinging Thursday, denying all accusations of impropriety during her time at the carrier. Nhantsi and former acting CE Musa Zwane were found guilty of "facilitating questionable payments" to BnP Capital and recommended their dismissal. The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse claimed the ruling brings former SAA chair Dudu Myeni one step closer to being declared a delinquent director. However, Nhantsi dismissed any claims of acting outside of the law or internal SAA policy when making any decisions which affected the carrier. “At no time did I engage in conduct which I believed to be in violation of SAA corporate governance policies.” said Nhantsi, who slammed SAA for what she called the “reckless” handling of the disciplinary processes. <br/>