Vodacom

This Women’s Month we’re celebrating the incredible women who work for Vodacom, such as Karen Smit, Head of the Specific Needs/Accessibility Department at Vodacom’s Commercial Business Unit.

This August we are celebrating Women’s Month by profiling some of the incredible women who work for Vodacom, such as Mphoentle Plaatjie, who is a Corporate Governance and Youth Council Member at Vodacom.

Nkhensani shows us how serving your community can help bridge the gap between those who have and those who don’t.

Nominate a women-owned business by completing the form below and one of these finalists will receive R300 000 in funding for their business.

Driving digital transformation in the public sector, while it has a structured aspect, is one that has to be adapted according to each environment.

We may be living in the 21st century, but women are still often overlooked when it comes to advancing in the workplace, particularly within male-dominated industries. In such settings, having the support of both a mentor and a sponsor can mean the difference between becoming trapped in a career rut and breaking business barriers.