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  1. South African Airways faced operational issues on July 3rd, including being refused fuel at King Shaka International Airport, while operating flights from Johannesburg and Cape Town.

Standard Bank allegedly made a R1 billion credit facility available to assist South African Airways amidst operational challenges.

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Standard Bank allegedly made a R1 billion credit facility available to assist South African Airways amidst operational challenges.

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