Supplier Ethics
Workshop2026

Live workshop · Thursday, 15 October 2026 · 11:00 – 13:00

2-hour live session with MTN's Ethics, Forensic, Procurement and Finance teams.

Date
15 October 2026
Time
11:00 – 13:00
Programme Director
Tsungayi Makota
Joining link
Sent once you RSVP

About the event.

Hear from the Chief Risk Officer

Opening from Bradley Swanepoel on ethics at MTN and emphasis on key focus areas.

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Know exactly what MTN expects from suppliers

Bertha Mathebe outlines the practical, day-to-day expectations that apply to every supplier.

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Forensic insights from investigations

Matome Matheta shares patterns, red flags and trends from supplier-related forensic investigations — so you can avoid the same pitfalls.

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Engagement on Procurement & Finance Matters

Dedicated 20-minute segments on the procurement and finance matters impacting suppliers, plus a 20-minute open panel Q&A.

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Ask anything — anonymously if you prefer

Drop your questions from now until close of workshop. Programme Director Tsungayi Makota chairs the 10:30 Q&A to ensure your questions are answered.

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Host & speakers

Bradley SwanepoelHost

Bradley SwanepoelChief Risk Officer · MTN SA

Sets the tone on MTN's direction on ethics, risk and supplier accountability across the group.

Host for the session. Bradley opens the workshop with MTN's ethics and risk direction, and joins the full panel for the 20-minute open-floor Q&A at 10:30. Programme Director Tsungayi Makota keeps time across all 8 sessions and chairs the Q&A with Bertha, Matome and the Procurement & Finance panellists.

Programme DirectorTsungayi Makota

Tsungayi Makota

Programme Director · MTN Supplier Ethics Workshop 2026

Tsungayi is the Programme Director for the MTN Supplier Ethics Workshop 2026. She chairs the session and facilitates the Q&A, making sure every supplier question gets airtime with the right MTN subject-matter expert.

SpeakerBertha Mathebe

Bertha Mathebe

Senior Manager, Compliance & Ethics · MTN SA

Practically translates the Supplier Code of Conduct into what suppliers must do day to day.

SpeakerMatome Matheta

Matome Matheta

Senior Manager, Forensic Services · MTN SA

Shares real forensic investigation insights and emerging trends across the supplier base.

Procurement SpeakerHendrick Bontsi

Hendrick Bontsi

Manager, Sourcing Technology · MTN SA Procurement

Leads the Procurement topical issues session, taking suppliers through the most common FAQs and how sourcing technology supports procurement engagement, compliance and supplier onboarding.

Finance PanelFinance Panellist

Finance Panellist

To be confirmed · MTN Finance

A Finance speaker will join for the finance topical Q&A segment.

Programme.

TIME

SESSION

DURATION
11:00 – 11:05

KICKOFFOpening and Agenda

Housekeeping, run-of-show and objectives for the 2-hour supplier workshop.

Programme Director — Tsungayi Makota

5 min
11:05 – 11:10

MTN Ethics and Direction

Strategic context from the Chief Risk Officer on why supplier ethics remains non-negotiable for MTN.

Chief Risk Officer — Bradley Swanepoel

5 min
11:10 – 11:30

Ethics – What every Supplier Should Know

Practical walkthrough of the Supplier Code of Conduct: the non-negotiables, red flags and day-to-day expectations.

SM Compliance and Ethics — Bertha Mathebe

20 min
11:30 – 11:50

Forensic Investigation Insights and Trends

Key patterns and trends from recent forensic reviews across the supplier base, and what suppliers can learn from them.

SM Forensic Services — Matome Matheta

20 min
11:50 – 12:10

Procurement – Topical Issues & FAQs

Answers to the most common supplier questions and procurement related interactions, including procurement processes and supplier engagement with sourcing technology.

Manager, Sourcing Technology — Hendrick Bontsi

20 min
12:10 – 12:30

Finance – FAQ and Topical Issues

Answers to the most common supplier questions and finance related interactions

Finance (TBC)

20 min
12:30 – 12:50

Open-floor Q&A

Live audience questions for the full panel — submitted in advance or asked live during the session.

All speakers

20 min
12:50 – 13:00

Closing Remarks and Next Steps

Recap of the key commitments from the morning, replay and follow-up materials, and how to keep the conversation going.

Programme Director — Tsungayi Makota

10 min

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2026.

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Bradley Swanepoel