ACEC 2026 Agenda Released as Early Bird Registration Deadline Approaches

The agenda for the highly anticipated Anti-Corruption, Ethics & Compliance Conference 2026 (ACEC 2026) has officially been released, setting the stage for one of Africa’s leading gatherings focused on ethics, governance, and accountability.

Taking place on 3–4 June 2026 at the Indaba Hotel, Fourways, South Africa, the conference will bring together leading regulators, compliance experts, policymakers, and industry leaders to explore the rapidly evolving landscape of corruption, where technology, power, and influence intersect.

Conference Theme And Focus

Under the theme “The New Face of Corruption – Technology, Power & the Fight for Accountability in Africa,” ACEC 2026 will unpack critical and emerging issues impacting organisations across the continent.

The two-day programme features high-level keynote addresses, expert-led panel discussions, and practical case studies, covering topics such as:

The impact of artificial intelligence and digital transformation on corruption and ethical riskBeneficial ownership transparency and the global push for accountabilityThe growing pressure on compliance officers in complex, high-risk environmentsPublic procurement integrity, with a focus on health and education sectorsReal-world case studies highlighting lessons learned and best practices

Industry Perspective

Speaking ahead of the conference, Thunile Nkosi, Conference Producer at Umbono Conferences and Events, said: “Corruption is no longer hidden; it is increasingly digital, complex, and evolving at an unprecedented pace. This conference is designed to create a platform for honest, practical, and forward-looking conversations that will equip organisations to respond effectively to these challenges.”

Registration Details

With increasing regulatory scrutiny and the rise of technology-enabled risks, the conference aims to provide actionable insights and foster collaboration between the public and private sectors. Early bird registration is currently open and will close on 30 April 2026, offering delegates the opportunity to secure their seats at a discounted rate.

Professionals in compliance, risk management, legal, governance, public policy, and related fields are encouraged to attend.

Learn More

For more information, to view the full agenda, or to register, please visit https://www.umbononsa.co.za