Former chair of South African Airways, Dudu Myeni, faces corruption charges, including receiving bribes and home security upgrades from Bosasa, a company implicated in various corrupt deals during Jacob Zuma's presidency.

A Commission of Inquiry found that Myeni had influenced Zuma to favor Bosasa, which received over $100 million in government contracts.

Trevor Mathenjwa, a Bosasa subsidiary director, also faces corruption charges. Both have been released on bail, with a court appearance scheduled for November.