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While AI’s tendency to “hallucinate” - which is when it confidently invents facts, cites non-existent sources or produces inaccurate answers - makes frequent headlines, another flaw poses a risk: gender bias.

The 48th annual SAPICS Conference took place in Cape Town from 19 to 22 July 2026. The event brought together 600 supply chain professionals from across Africa and around the world to learn, share knowledge and network.

Transnet will spend more than R129 billion over the next five years to restore the SOE’s sustainability and credibility, Group Chief Executive Michelle Phillips said in her opening keynote presentation at the SAPICS Conference in Cape Town today.

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SGX Logistics has appointed DHL Supply Chain as its third-party logistics (3PL) provider in Johannesburg, strengthening its ability to deliver efficient and scalable supply chain solutions to its growing principal base.

Hundreds of supply chain professionals from across Africa and around the world will convene in Cape Town this month to learn, share knowledge and network at the annual SAPICS Conference. Now in its 48th year, this event is more important than ever in a supply chain environment that is being impacted by shifting trade policies, rising costs, rapid technology advances and growing risk, says supply ...

SAPICS Women In Supply Chain Leadership Survey 2026 - #The Future of Inclusion: Will AI Rewrite the Rules of Work for Women?

We are looking forward to seeing you at SAPICS 2026!

Global transport and logistics company DSV has confirmed its sponsorship of the 2026 SAPICS Conference, which takes place in Cape Town in July. As a Silver sponsor of this year’s conference, which celebrates the 60th anniversary of supply chain industry body SAPICS, DSV is proud to reinforce its commitment to advancing supply chain excellence, innovation and skills development in Africa, the ...

As South Africa marks Youth Month and continues to grapple with high youth unemployment and widening skills shortages, the demand has never been greater for suitably qualified and skilled supply chain professionals, says supply chain industry body SAPICS. In addition to employability, supply chain management offers what most young people today are seeking in their career: impact and excitement.

As South Africa marks Youth Month, the conversation around young people’s futures must move beyond opportunities alone to the systems, skills, and support needed to help them build sustainable careers. In sectors such as logistics and supply chain, this means creating clearer pathways between potential and participation, ensuring that young people are equipped not only to enter the world of work ...