HR Path joins 2026 HR Indaba as Gold partner

Sphumelele Khumalo 04 August 2026

HR Path has joined as a Gold partner for the 2026 HR Indaba, set to take place on 20 October.

The HR Indaba continues to stand out as one of South Africa's leading gatherings for HR professionals, bringing together leaders, practitioners and industry experts to share insights, discuss challenges and explore the trends shaping the future of work.

HR Path is a global human resources leader that supports organisations in every aspect of their HR department's digital transformation. The company provides HR consulting, HR technology implementation and outsourcing services, helping businesses transform and optimise their people functions.

Don’t miss the opportunity to engage with HR Path and other leading partners at the Indaba, where thousands of HR professionals and industry leaders will gather for a day of learning, networking, fresh ideas, conversations and a vibrant expo floor.

Sphumelele Khumalo

Sphumelele Khumalo is the senior writer for CHRO South Africa. With a background in health journalism, she brings a passion for storytelling and an interest in exploring the human side of every story, one word at a time. When she’s not meeting deadlines, you might find her experimenting in the kitchen, or chasing sunsets.

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