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Supply chain industry body SAPICS comments on the conflict in Iran and the cost to South African businesses and consumers

The 2026 Investing in African Mining Indaba carried a familiar public narrative: policy reform, geopolitical positioning and capital mobilisation under the banner of “Stronger Together”. Yet beyond keynote remarks and ministerial statements, a quieter conversation unfolded through technical sessions and industry exchanges.

For supply chain professionals, the key takeaways from last month’s President Cyril Ramaphosa’s 2026 State of the Nation Address (SONA) and Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana delivered the 2026 National Budget Speech are the commitments to collaboration between the public and private sectors, the scale of infrastructure investment and the continued progress of Operation Vulindlela.

Supply chain industry body urges African businesses to assess this vital supply chain link

For decades, warehouses across much of Africa have been viewed primarily as functional cost centres - simply places to store stock, often under-invested and invisible to boardroom strategy. That mindset is changing globally, and supply chain industry body SAPICS says that African businesses risk falling ...

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As 2026 gets underway, it’s clear that supply chain uncertainty is not going anywhere this year. But while there has been no respite from geopolitical tensions and shifting trade dynamics, the supply chain conversation is changing tone, says leading Southern African supply chain industry body SAPICS. After years defined by disruption, firefighting, and crisis response, the focus is shifting from ...

Recognising the annual SAPICS Conference as one of Africa’s most important and influential platforms connecting supply chain professionals across every sector, including logistics, transport, infrastructure and trade, Dube TradePort has confirmed its participation as a Silver sponsor of this year’s event.

Africa’s premier awards programme for supply chain trailblazers is back. Entries are now open for the 2026 Africa Supply Chain Excellence Awards (ASCEA) and organisations across all sectors are invited to showcase innovation, efficiency and leadership in supply chain management.

2026 Programmes in Stadio School of Administration and Management

As 2026 gets underway, it’s clear that supply chain uncertainty is not going anywhere this year. But while there has been no respite from geopolitical tensions and shifting trade dynamics, the supply chain conversation is changing tone, says leading Southern African supply chain industry body SAPICS. After years defined by disruption, firefighting and crisis response, the focus is shifting from ...