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The International Data Corporation has named KPMG as a leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Business Consulting Services 2013 Vendor Analysis.

South Africa's diverse economy, strategic role in Africa and political history create a unique business and regulatory environment.

The global investment management industry has entered a period of unprecedented change and turmoil.

It is no secret that most of the globe is in a dire recession following the rath of the Covid-19 pandemic. The world has seen mass retrenchments, liquidations and business rescue.

In this episode of Geopolcast, Elisabeth Braw and Peter Pham talk about Africa's strategic, geopolitical and economic importance.

A number of recent business reports have highlighted the plight of farmers being subjected to litigation, and more specifically liquidation proceedings, as a result of debts owed to South Africa's Land Bank.

The downturn in economic markets has forced organisations to establish projects that focus on generating revenue to survive the slump.

The Companies Amendment Bill published in South Africa in July 2005, came as a surprise to those patiently waiting for the much-anticipated overhaul of the Companies Act.

South Africa's mining sector stands at a critical juncture as the 2026 Joburg Indaba examines whether the country can translate its substantial mineral wealth and technical expertise into renewed investment. With private rail operators receiving slots, a new mining cadastre in development, and intensifying global competition for critical minerals, the question is whether administrative reforms and infrastructure improvements can deliver the predictable operating environment investors require.

On 28 November 2019 the President of the Republic assented to the Critical Infrastructure Protection Act, 2019 ("the CIP Act"). The CIP Act recognises that certain infrastructure

This element of the Codes deals with your supply Chain and measures the extent to which you buy goods and services from BEE compliance suppliers and black-owned entities.

South Africa's mining sector stands at a crossroads between transformation imperatives and investment realities. A recent parliamentary exchange revealed both the persistent trust deficit between government and industry and the promising signs of a more pragmatic approach to mining regulation. Can policymakers create a framework that delivers both transformation and investment before the next commodity boom passes the country by?

Africa's mining sector is undergoing significant transformation as governments implement new regulatory frameworks and policies aimed at capturing greater value from critical minerals.

At the moment, it is difficult to form a clear judgment about the state of economic performance and its impact on the financial services industry.

A newly released KPMG study reveals the triumphs and challenges of African banks as they battle to win customer satisfaction and seize marketshare.

In many African countries, political transitions and economic reform initiatives have supported investor confidence and are predicted to contribute strongly to business and investment activities going into the second half of 2018.

KPMG’s Global Infrastructure Practice has named two South African developments among the 100 most innovative infrastructure projects in the world.