Johannesburg – The African SAP User Group (AFSUG) has introduced the appointment of 4 excellent professionals to its Board of Directors.
In an announcement on Tuesday, 5 August 2025, AFSUG named the brand new board members as:
- Kammy Sing (Discovery),
- Nthabiseng Thupana (SANBS),
- Sne Dlamini (AECI) and
- Tejal Somaru (EY).
AFSUG mentioned the brand new board members convey with them distinctive trade experience, strategic perception, and a shared ardour for innovation, collaboration, and mentorship inside the SAP ecosystem.
“These individuals bring a combined wealth of leadership, strategic insight, and deep industry knowledge to further AFSUG’s mission of fostering collaboration, knowledge exchange, and SAP innovation across the African continent,” the assertion mentioned.
See brief bios and photos of the newly appointed AFSUG board members beneath:

Sing brings 4 a long time of experience in operational management and enterprise transformation, with a deep dedication to strategic innovation and growing future SAP expertise throughout Africa.

Thupana presents a particular mix of SAP technical depth and public sector perception, with a ardour for constructing collaborative communities that elevate person expertise and resolution adoption.

Dlamini contributes a visionary method to digital transformation, platform modernisation, and mentoring future leaders, pushed by her strategic mindset and expertise main large-scale enterprise initiatives.

Somaru brings strategic affect, SAP experience, and an unmatched dedication to inclusion, information sharing, and mentorship for ladies and youth within the SAP ecosystem.
Commenting on the appointments, Amanda Gibbs, AFSUG CEO said: “We are honoured to welcome these distinctive people to the AFSUG Board.
“Their leadership, industry depth, and dedication to community-building will play a critical role in shaping the future of SAP users across Africa.”
AFSUG Chairman, Duke Mathebula, mentioned: “We are entering a bold new chapter at AFSUG”.
Mathebula added: “I’m thrilled to welcome Kammy, Nthabiseng, Sne, and Tejal to the Board.
“Their diverse experiences and shared passion for driving transformation will help us expand our impact, amplify our members’ voices, and accelerate innovation across the SAP ecosystem in Africa.”
“These appointments strengthen AFSUG’s position as the voice of the SAP user community, enabling broader engagement with SAP, partners and customers, while ensuring member needs are addressed and represented at all levels,” the assertion mentioned.
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