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Qatar Airways says it will take 25% stake in South Africa's Airlink 

Qatar Airways says it will take 25% stake in South Africa's Airlink 

  • Investment would boost Qatar Airways’ access to passengers in regional cities in Africa
  • Qatar Airways will take the maximum foreign ownership share that South African regulators allow for airlines
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