Embattled South African Airways, SAA, might get new management before the end of the year if treasury has its way. Finance minister Malusi Gigaba announced that the board of SAA will get a new chairperson during a media briefing last week, including new executives. The minister says he remains committed to strengthening state owned entities including Eskom. The airliner reported financial loss of 5-point-6 billion Rands in 2014/2015 and a further 1-point-5 billion Rands in 2015/2016 despite numerous turnaround strategies. Amina Accram reports..