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2023 procurement and supply events round-up — A Spend Matters recap - Vimarsana News

2023 procurement and supply events round-up — A Spend Matters recap

With another busy year of procurement and supply chain events tidily packed away behind us, Spend Matters is pleased to provide a round-up of the main events we attended in 2023, with a short recap of each and key takeaways.

CoCT calls on small business owners to take part in supplier programme - Vimarsana News

CoCT calls on small business owners to take part in supplier programme

SABC board appointments have been delayed as parliament members clash on names that have been included...

Bringing buyers and sellers together - changing the game and helping organisations win more - Vimarsana News

Bringing buyers and sellers together - changing the game and helping organisations win more

Protesters will demonstrate through Cape Town and Pretoria this Friday, 26 August, calling on government to enshrine menstrual rights into law...

New approach to ESD needed for localisation success - Vimarsana News

New approach to ESD needed for localisation success

The luxury shoe giant, Manolo Blahnik, has won a legal battle to use its own name in China after almost 22 years of litigation...

Supporting SMMEs for Africa's economic growth - Vimarsana News

Supporting SMMEs for Africa's economic growth

Localisation and the development of small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs) are key to the growth of African economies, including South Africa’s. President Cyril Ramaphosa has said that the country's post-COVID economic reconstruction plan includes a big localisation drive. However, simply pushing local procurement targets and funding SMMEs is not enough, says Debbie Tagg chief