JOHANNESBURG – The African SAP User Group (AFSUG) has announced that four outstanding experts will be appointed to the board of directors.
In a statement on Tuesday, August 5, 2025, AFSUG designated the new officer as follows:
Kammy Sing (Discovery), Nthabiseng Thupana (Sanbs), Sne Dlamini (Aeci), and Tejal Somaru (EY).
AFSUG said new board members will bring them exceptional industry expertise, strategic insights and a common passion for innovation, collaboration and mentorship within the SAP ecosystem.
“These individuals bring rich leadership, strategic insights, and deep industry knowledge combined with leadership, strategic insights, and deep industry knowledge to AFSUG's mission to promote collaboration, knowledge exchange and SAP innovation across the African continent,” the statement said.
See the short BIOS and photos of the newly appointed AFSUG officer below.
Sing brings a deep commitment to developing strategic innovation and future SAP talent across Africa, bringing you 40 years of expertise in operational leadership and business transformation.
Thupana is passionate about providing a unique blend of SAP's technical depth and public sector insights, and building a collaborative community that enhances user experience and solution adoption.
Dlamini contributes to digital transformation, platform modernization, and a visionary approach to mentoring future leaders driven by her strategic thinking and experience leading large enterprise initiatives.
Somal brings women and youth inclusion in the SAP ecosystem, knowledge sharing, strategic impact on leadership, SAP expertise and unparalleled commitment.
Commenting on the appointment, Afsug CEO Amanda Gibbs said:
“Their leadership, industry depth and dedication to community building will play a key role in shaping the future of SAP users in Africa.”
AFSUG Chairman Duke Mathebula said “we're in a bold new chapter at AfSug.”
Mathebula added:
“Sharing their diverse experiences and passion for fostering change will help 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, ensuring that the needs of our members are addressed and expressed at all levels, while enabling broader engagement with SAP, partners and customers,” the statement said.
To learn more about the African SAP User Group (AFSUG), or to become an AFSUG member, visit https://afsug.com/membership-information/.
