Cybersecurity and third-party risk are increasingly important considerations for finance leaders. Nombulelo Kambule joined a panel at the Finance Indaba to discuss these evolving risks and the importance of organisational preparedness. As cyber threats grow more complex, collaboration and effective crisis management are essential to protecting business operations, customers and brand trust. #DeloitteRSA #FinanceIndaba2026 #CyberResilience #RiskManagement Photo cred: CFO South Africa

From scorekeeper to strategist. At #FinanceIndaba2026, Deloitte’s Andries van den Berg explored how finance can turn insight into strategic impact - and help shape what comes next. #Deloitte #FinanceLeadership

The 2026 MTBPS reinforces infrastructure as one of the government's most important levers for driving economic growth and improving service delivery. With continued focus on energy, transport and water infrastructure, alongside an expanding PPP pipeline for municipal projects, the emphasis is increasingly shifting from funding commitments to execution. The ultimate message is clear: infrastructure investment must do more than address service backlogs. It must unlock private-sector capital, stimulate economic activity, enhance competitiveness and create the conditions for sustainable growth. As fiscal stability improves, the opportunity now lies in leveraging institutions such as IFISA to strengthen institutional capability, scale public-private collaboration and accelerate infrastructure project delivery for long-term economic development. Learn more: delo.tt/6012BHZBUn #DeloitteBudgetInsights #MTBPS2026 #DeloitteRSA

The 2026 MTBPS points to modest fiscal improvement, supported by stronger revenue collection and marginally better deficit and debt projections. For businesses, the outlook lowers the immediate risk of broad-based tax increases and highlights potential opportunities arising from infrastructure investment and public-private partnerships. Learn more: delo.tt/6017BHZ69v #DeloitteBudgetInsights #MTBPS2026 #DeloitteRSA

AI is not just about automation - it’s about reclaiming time. Discover how businesses are putting their employees’ newfound time to smart use. #AI #FutureOfWork #BusinessTransformation Read more: delo.tt/6013BHnuBv

South Africa's 2026 MTBPS presents a shift from fiscal stabilisation toward investment-led growth, while maintaining strict budget discipline. #DeloitteBudgetInsights #MTBPS2026

Your AI agents are getting cheaper. Your business might not be. As enterprises move from AI assistance to autonomous execution, the economics of AI consumption need to be understood in the context of the work being performed. Click here to read more - delo.tt/6017BHDAZb. #ArtificialIntelligence #AgenticAI #EnterpriseAI #FinOps #ConsumptionEconomics

The future of work isn't one thing. It's what happens when AI, geopolitics, demographics, and economics all move at once. Deloitte's 2027 Global Human Capital Trends survey explores how organisations are navigating this convergence. If you're a leader dealing with any of these forces today, your voice belongs in this research. 10 minutes. Global impact. Take the survey: delo.tt/6013BGAbd1 #DeloitteRSA

Three days of insight and collaboration that will shape tax practice across Africa. We explored macro forces reshaping trade and supply chains, practical steps to unlock AfCFTA, and the digital modernisation of tax administration, with sessions on e-invoicing, AI, Pillar Two, sustainability and cross-border complexity. Thank you to our speakers, panellists, delegates, partners, hosts in Mauritius and the organising team for making this possible. The conversations reinforced how clarity drives progress and confidence builds resilience. #DeloitteRSA #DeloitteATC2026 #ATC2026 #DeloittteAfricaTaxConference2026

Day 3: Today brought the future into focus. Sessions on the future of work explored redesigning tax operating models, right-sourcing to access scarce skills, and managing non-traditional mobility risks such as permanent establishment and transfer pricing in hybrid cross-border models. The next wave of tax reform emerged in discussions about shifting tax bases, expanded enforcement and recalibrated incentives, while leadership sessions emphasised purpose and authenticity. A final reflection, a group photo and lunch felt like a shared commitment to build resilient, future-ready tax functions. #DeloitteRSA #DeloitteATC2026 #ATC2026 #DeloittteAfricaTaxConference2026 #FutureOfTax #TaxLeadership

RECAP: Day 2 of the 2026 Deloitte Africa Annual Tax Conference brought together revenue authorities, industry leaders, and tax specialists to discuss the key forces shaping the future of tax, including digital transformation, Pillar Two, tax enforcement, and dispute resolution. Delegates also engaged directly with our specialists through breakout sessions on E-Invoicing & Digital Compliance, Global Taxation & Cross-Border Complexity, and Tax, Sustainability & the Green Transition, gaining practical insights into today's evolving tax landscape. As we welcome Day 3, the focus shifts to the Future of Work, exploring how leadership, operating models, and capability-building can help create a digital-first tax function fit for tomorrow. #DeloitteRSA #ATC2026 #DeloitteATC2026 #DeloitteAfrica #FutureOfWork #TaxLeadership #DigitalTransformation #FutureOfTax

DAY 2: The Deloitte Africa Tax Conference 2026, hosted at @lmilemaurice in Mauritius and proudly sponsored by @AfrAsiaBank, reinforced the power of collaboration in shaping Africa’s tax future. From revenue authority leaders across Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa and Mauritius sharing perspectives on data-driven enforcement, system audits and technology-enabled compliance, to discussions on the growing complexity of tax, digital transformation, Pillar Two and the evolving role of AI in dispute resolution, the conversations were both practical and thought-provoking. The common thread throughout the day was clear: as tax systems evolve, meaningful collaboration between governments, businesses and regulators will be critical to building trust, certainty and sustainable growth across the continent. #DeloitteRSA #ATC2026 #DeloitteAfricaTaxConference2026 #AfricaTax #TaxTransformation #DigitalTax #TaxAdministration #AfricanGrowth #Collaboration

RECAP: Day 1 of the Deloitte Africa Annual Tax Conference 2026 sponsored by @AfrAsiaBank Limited delivered insightful discussions on the future of tax, trade, and economic growth across Africa. Key topics included the evolving landscape of tax governance, the growing role of digital transformation and AI in taxation, the global forces reshaping trade and supply chains, the progress and potential of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat Trade Area (AfCFTA), and strategies for building resilient trade and financing ecosystems. The day concluded with a thought-provoking discussion on trade and supply chain disruption, exploring how businesses and governments can unlock new opportunities while navigating an increasingly complex global environment. As we move into Day 2, the focus shifts to Tax Technology and Administration, promising another day of innovation, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. #DeloitteRSA #ATC2026 #ShapingAfrica #AfricaTax #LeadershipInAction #TaxTechnologyandAdministration

Day one of the Deloitte Africa Tax Conference 2026, proudly sponsored by @AfrAsiaBank, was a powerful reminder that the future of Africa will be shaped not only by bold ideas, but by our collective willingness to act on them. Throughout the day, delegates engaged in insightful discussions on global dynamics, economic policy, trade finance, and the evolving African tax landscape. Yet the most meaningful conversations extended beyond the stage, challenging us to rethink assumptions, strengthen collaboration, and embrace our shared responsibility in shaping Africa's growth agenda. This conference is not a talk shop. It is a platform for connection, collaboration, and action. As we reflect on the challenges and opportunities raised today, we look forward to continuing the conversation and turning ideas into impact on day two. #DeloitteAfrica #ATC2026 #Innovation #Leadership #TheFutureofTax

The 2026 Deloitte Africa Annual Tax Conference, sponsored by AfrAsia, officially commenced in Mauritius, bringing together Deloitte professionals, tax leaders, and industry specialists from across Africa and the global network. The conference opened with welcome remarks from Twaleb Butonkee, an official opening by Itireleng Kubeka, and a keynote address from Hon. Dhaneshwar Damry. The event serves as a platform for collaboration, knowledge sharing, networking, and discussions on the future of tax and business in Africa. #DeloitteAfrica #ATC2026 #Innovation #Leadership #TheFutureofTax

🌊 Keeping Your Head Above Water: Financial Distress and the implications of Directive 11 of 2025 on South African banks Directive 11/2025 introduces a more expansive view of financial distress, greater clarity on distressed restructures, and enhanced expectations around borrower rehabilitation. These changes will have far-reaching implications for banks' credit risk models, data, systems, and governance frameworks. The message is clear: compliance will require more than reporting changes. Banks should start preparing now for a broader transformation of their credit risk management capabilities. 📖 Read the full article: delo.tt/6012BGQDqo #DeloitteRSA #FinancialServices #CreditRisk #IFRS9 #Banking #SARB #RiskManagement #Resilience #Regulation

In three days we gather in Mauritius for the annual 2026 Deloitte Africa Annual Tax Conference to discuss the future of tax in-depth. We're excited about all the registrations we've received and we can't wait to see all our delegates there. #DeloitteRSA #ATC2026 #DeloitteAfricaTaxConference2026

Across African retail banking, there's no shortage of pilots. Scaling them is where things tend to slow down, and the reason often sits further upstream, in data foundations that are fragmented and loosely owned. Download our latest Point of view on Data Modernisation: delo.tt/6011BGtUgZ #AI #Banking #DataStrategy #Africa