Beyond sparkling ceremonies, integrated reporting awards must embrace digital reporting to deliver real transparency and drive accountable governance.
This article argues that organisations must evolve governance mind-sets -- not just tick compliance boxes -- to meet 21st-century demands.
Corporate ADR can save companies but expose directors. Without transparent, auditable governance, today’s leaders risk becoming victims of their own “inside job.”
The Al Capone lesson: No matter how long unethical behaviour persists, gaps -- even small ones -- will eventually be exposed.
Digitised governance frameworks transform board and management insights, enabling agile decision-making and proactive risk management.
The Checkers “Simple Truth” campaign highlights governance challenges and transparency’s critical role in building consumer trust and ethical business practices.
Discover how digitised governance transforms data into real-time insights, enhancing decision-making and organisational efficiency.
The CSOS Directive redefines HOA trustee duties, enforcing governance standards with real legal consequences for misconduct, poor oversight, and breaches of fiduciary responsibility.
Exploring the shift to Governance 2.0, focusing on dynamic, strategic board practices that meet stakeholder demands and embrace real-time decision-making.
Governance transformed through digitisation, enabling proactive strategic insights and enhanced operational agility for better decision-making.
Explore how digital transformation enhances governance with agility, data-driven decisions, and decisive leadership for modern organisational success.
Transparency is vital to South Africa’s governance reform, fostering trust, accountability, and citizen engagement in public institutions.
Advocating for homeowner rights to prevent abuse by Homeowners’ Associations and promote fair, transparent community governance.
Digitisation drives governance evolution, enabling sustainable leadership through innovation, transparency, and efficient decision-making.
Company secretaries play a crucial, often overlooked role in ensuring compliance, governance integrity, and organisational stability.
Combined assurance enhances governance and reporting accuracy by integrating risk management and audit functions seamlessly.
Addressing governance stagnation through digitisation to improve transparency, accountability, and operational efficiency.
Examining misconceptions about DEI’s impact on efficiency and strategic delivery in organisations.
Leveraging technology, leadership, and professional bodies to accelerate governance digitisation and national recovery.
Exploring how short-term thinking undermines long-term sustainability and strategic organisational growth.
Outlining a digital governance framework to guide South Africa and the Global South toward effective, technology-driven reform.
Examining accountability mechanisms when organisations fail competitively and the governance roles involved.
South Africa’s state organisation’s require a modern overhaul that embraces digital solutions to enhance transparency, accountability and efficiency. Digitising the governance frameworks in each State-Owned
Despite the public outcries about corruption and the demand for increased accountability, in practice, the gravitas of good corporate governance continues to be trivialised. Corporate
The speed at which governments and regulators are adopting sustainability reporting standards is increasing the pressure in the boardroom. Stakeholders are expecting board members and
An African proverb eloquently captures the essence of being prepared: “Tomorrow belongs to the people who prepare for it today!” Being prepared means being proactive
While the position of Company Secretary has always been important within an organisation, especially from an administrative perspective, the Company Secretary’s role and scope of
Too many board members only view their organisation’s governance framework as a means to assess compliance. The opportunity to leverage the outcomes of governance assessments
Traditional governance reporting - With the age of digitalisation firmly entrenched -- and a global economy on the cusp of the Fifth Industrial Revolution --
Given the multiple governance failures seen across South Africa, and mostly within the public sector, there is no doubt that this fragile situation is a