Metrofile gets go-ahead on R75m Tidy Files acquisition
Deal aligned with Metrofile's strategic growth objective, according to CEO.
Christopher Tredger
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Social entrepreneurship is driving growth in Africa and beyond
Developing Social enterprises can accelerate innovation and spur economic growth, according to Pfungwa Serima, Executive Chairman of SAP Africa.
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Big Data: the game-changer in the business of sport
Big Sports and Big Data are forging a partnership that is forever changing the future of sport.?
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SAP Africa bolsters Leadership Team
Current CEO, Pfungwa Serima, has been promoted to the role Chairman of SAP Africa and as a result of this development, current SAP Southern Africa Managing Director, Brett Parker has been appointed as Managing Director for SAP Africa.
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OPINION: Digital economy, growth opportunity for African entrepreneurs
Next-generation concepts, digital transformation opening new doors for entrepreneurs.
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SAP Africa and Partners announce Moroccan Skills for Africa Initiative
At the fourth in the series of five SAP Africa Forums that are being held across the continent this year, SAP Africa today shared the details of the latest chapter in the company's Skills for Africa job creation.?
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3.9 million new jobs for young people needed in Kenya by 2020, according to new study by SAP and Endeavor
Kenya needs to create more than 3.9 million new jobs for young people by 2020, according to a new study released today by SAP SE and global nonprofit organisation, Endeavor.
2:20
SAP delivers smoother sailing at the 2015 5O5 World Championships
Real-time insight provided by SAP BusinessObjects Explorer software, SAP Crystal Reports, SAP HANA.
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SAP opens Africa up to new S/4 HANA
Enterprise application software multinational unveils its next 'next-generation business suite.
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Leading through volatility in Africa
SAP Africa CEO believes there is strength to be gained through adversity for businesses in Africa.
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SAP helps fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria in Africa
SAP plans to commit $4 million over a period of four years to the Global Fund.