Continuous public-sector ICT delivery since 2012. Formal incorporation as Sgananda Group (Pty) Ltd in 2020. A Level 1 B-BBEE contributor, 100% Black-owned, with 51% women ownership and 50% youth ownership.
The Sgananda story begins in 2012, when Edward Shezi entered continuous information-technology services delivery through the Dimension Data Enterprise Development Programme. Eight years of public-sector ICT experience preceded the formal incorporation of Sgananda Group (Pty) Ltd on 1 October 2020 under CIPC registration number .
Since incorporation, Sgananda has built three positions in parallel: the Konica Minolta Authorised Collaborative Partner relationship (formalised in 2018, predating the (Pty) Ltd registration), presence on the National Treasury Central Supplier Database (), and a portfolio of engagements with provincial and municipal entities in Gauteng and the Northern Cape.
We operate from Rosebank, Johannesburg, with active service capability extending to Kimberley and Upington in the Northern Cape. South African public-sector delivery rewards partners who can put people on the ground in the regions where the work happens, not partners who fly people in for milestones.
Managing Director
Founder and Managing Director. PMI Project Management Professional, certification number 4360643. More than thirteen years of continuous ICT services delivery to public-sector clients. Authorised signatory for all Sgananda contracts and leads every engagement personally.
Director
Director and joint-owner. Supports business operations, governance, and transformation commitments. Ownership stake is central to Sgananda’s Level 1 B-BBEE contributor status, specifically the 51% women ownership and 50% youth ownership recognised by the Codes of Good Practice.
“We measure success in five-year contracts, not single-tender wins.”
EDWARD SHEZI · MANAGING DIRECTOR
Sgananda Group is a Level 1 contributor in terms of the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act 53 of 2003 and the Codes of Good Practice. The contribution level of 135% applies on procurement recognition under the 2017 and 2022 Preferential Procurement Regulations.