Ebene, Monday, 7 September 2026: KPMG in Mauritius hosted a client and stakeholder engagement evening at Maritim Resort & Spa, Balaclava, bringing together business leaders to discuss opportunities shaping the future of Mauritius and Africa.
The event was held alongside the KPMG One Africa Governance Council meetings in Mauritius. It provided a platform for discussions on Mauritius' position as a leading International Financial Centre, its role as a gateway to Africa, emerging investment opportunities across the continent, and the importance of trust, governance and strong business relationships in supporting sustainable growth. Participants also reflected on Mauritius' unique ability to connect businesses, capital and talent both locally and across Africa.
The fact that the KPMG One Africa structure is based in Mauritius reflects KPMG's confidence in the jurisdiction and its capacity to serve as a platform for regional collaboration, investment and growth across the continent. This commitment underscores our belief in Mauritius as a trusted hub for business, innovation and investment, linking Africa with global markets. As KPMG in Mauritius continues to strengthen its position within the KPMG One Africa network, the event highlighted the firm's commitment to connecting clients with opportunities across the continent while delivering trusted advice and multidisciplinary expertise.
Tola Adeyemi, CEO of KPMG One Africa, said:
“Bringing the KPMG One Africa Governance Council together in Mauritius reflects the strategic importance of the market within our network. Over the past few days, we have had meaningful engagements with colleagues, clients and business partners sharing perspectives on the opportunities shaping Mauritius, Africa and beyond. These conversations continue to underscore the importance of working together to unlock growth, drive innovation and create sustainable impact across the continent”.
Joelene Pierce, CEO of KPMG Southern Africa, said:
“Mauritius is a strategically important market. The country’s strong institutions, skilled talent and international connectivity position it well to support investment and economic growth across the continent. By working together, we can combine local market knowledge with regional and global capabilities to deliver greater value to our clients and the communities in which we serve.”
ENDS.
For media queries, please contact:
Dudu Ndlovu,
One Africa Head of Corporate Affairs
KPMG South Africa
E: dudu.ndlovu@kpmg.co.za
About KPMG One Africa
KPMG One Africa refers to the KPMG firms in the Southern, East, and West Africa regions. These are comprised of 13 countries from the 3 regional clusters, i.e. Southern Africa: Botswana, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe; East Africa: Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda; West Africa: Ghana, and Nigeria, who in 2025 have established a formal One Africa Cluster called KPMG One Africa.
The KPMG firms in these countries are member firms of the KPMG global organization of independent member firms affiliated with KPMG International Limited, a private English company limited by guarantee.
