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By Stephen Sadie, CGISA CEO South Africa is not short of a governance framework. It arguably has one

In an interview on SAfm The Full Circle with host Bridget Masinga on 30 March 2026, Stephen Sadie,

By Stephen Sadie, CGISA CEO I  have been thinking for some time about the ‘who’ in governance. Who

Siphosihle Nongogo, Technical Manager Introduction ESG – short for Environmental, Social, and Governance – represents a framework of

We are proud to announce the Southern African winners at the Global Governance Awards 2026, hosted by CSIA (of

What does it truly mean to be a company secretary in today’s evolving governance landscape? Global Corporate Secretary

By Caroline Scott, CGISA Marketing Manager A graduation ceremony marks achievement, but it also signals accountability. On 19

CGISA CEO, Stephen Sadie, joins presenters Karen Goldstone-Hoffman and Sifiso Ndwandwe on Radio Veritas’ Business 360 show to

For this webinar, CGI Global and CGI Southern Africa teamed up to explore the latest King V™ Code*,

Johannesburg, 14 November 2025 – The Chartered Governance Institute of Southern Africa (CGISA) and Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE)

When TD Bank agreed to pay $3 billion in penalties last year, the headlines focused on the usual

In January 2025, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) updated its Sustainability Disclosure Guidance to align

The CEO was interviewed on SAFM Market Update on 23 July 2025. The five-minute podcast provides an interesting

CGISA CEO, Stephen Sadie, appeared on Newzroom Afrika on the evening of 26 July 2025 to discuss the

On the evening of 23 August 2025, CGISA CEO Stephen Sadie joined Newzroom Afrika to weigh in on governance challenges at South African Tourism.

Johannesburg, 21 August 2025 – “The Chartered Governance Institute of Southern Africa (CGISA) takes grave exception to the

South Africa has been pushed to the brink by the degradation and mismanagement of essential infrastructure, namely water

Governance failures go a long way in eroding trust in both institutions and the processes they deploy. South

As the custodian of corporate governance, the company secretary is uniquely positioned to champion ethical conduct and accountability within an organisation.

The proposed Companies Amendment Bills introduce important reforms that will significantly affect how companies disclose, report, and justify the pay of directors and prescribed officers.

The company secretary or governance professional has a vital role in ensuring the AGM runs smoothly and complies with all legal and regulatory requirements.

The role of the company secretary has transformed significantly, evolving from a primarily administrative function to a strategic leadership position.

Caroline Scott,, Marketing Manager, CGISA In South Africa’s fast-changing governance landscape, the company secretary plays a crucial, often

Stephen Sadie, CEO, CGISA CGISA is developing a strong reputation for its thought leadership on governance. In 2023,

Across every sector and industry worldwide, artificial intelligence (AI) is having a profound impact on how businesses operate.

South African boardrooms are undergoing a transformation. Rapid advances in digital technology, tightening regulatory requirements, and increasing stakeholder

Corporate governance is facing a critical moment. In South Africa, where the IoDSA King IV™ Report on Corporate Governance1 principles

Adrienne Mattiuzzo, Technical Manager, CGISA Introduction Governance scandals have abounded over recent times with one of the more

Stephen Sadie, CEO, CGISA The old saying “Transport is about getting from A to B” is the understatement

The top reason to love corporate governance? It builds trust – the most valuable currency in business.

CGISA knows that the start of a new year is a crucial time to set the tone for effective governance support throughout the year.

CGISA proudly unveiled the winners of its 68th Integrated Reporting Awards (IRA), held in partnership with the JSE at the Wanderers Club on November 13, 2024.

27 March 2024 Stephen Sade, CGISA CEO For the past few weeks in March, my taps have been

10 February 2023 Stephen Sadie, CGISA CEO 1We note with disappointment the contents of a letter, dated 30

27 April 2023 Stephen Sadie, CGISA CEO These days, you can go to any party, family gathering or