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CIPS says weak accountability, limited skills and slow consequence management continue to undermine procurement reform. Despite years of regulatory reform, irregular expenditure and procurement failures continue to undermine governance and public trust in South Africa, largely because reforms have focused […]

As 2026 gets underway, it’s clear that supply chain uncertainty is not going anywhere this year. But while there has been no respite from geopolitical tensions and shifting trade dynamics, the supply chain conversation is changing tone, says leading Southern

Last-mile logistics and storage operator Inospace has acquired Voortrekker Xchange, a 7,143 m² commercial property strategically located along Cape Town’s N7 corridor, from Fairvest Ltd for R65 million. The property occupies a prominent, high-visibility corner at the intersection of Voortrekker

When BDO South Africa, an organisation providing audit, advisory, tax and business service outsourcing services, set out to strengthen the project management discipline across its Financial Transformation Services environment, it quickly became clear that the project management office (PMO) needed more than

Organisations invest heavily in firewalls, intrusion detection systems, endpoint tools, and vulnerability scanning. Of course, these are all necessary and valuable cybersecurity layers. But the one element that so often falls short is not the technology, but the people who

AI systems are moving into the operational phase and starting to deliver business value through enhanced processes and decision-making. Central to keeping this momentum going is companies leveraging the technology for targeted workflows using models trained for specific use cases.

Inospace doubles down on Johannesburg with Charron Works acquisition Inospace, South Africa’s largest owner and operator of last-mile logistics parks, has completed an acquisition of Charron Park, a 21,497m² industrial park located in Wadeville, Germiston. The asset, with 10,500 square

Morag Evans, CEO of Databuild. In recent years, the term “smart city” has become a buzzword attached to various developments across the country. But what does it really mean? Contrary to popular belief, a smart city is not defined by

Good roads, efficient ports, well-run rail networks, as well as reliable electricity and water supply are all part of a well-developed infrastructure that’s critical for economic growth and prosperity. As elsewhere in the world, South Africa’s ambitious infrastructure and digital

Communication technology continues to evolve, and South African businesses are facing a transformative shift in how they connect with customers and collaborate internally. This is largely driven by rapid advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cloud-based platforms, resulting in the