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Launched to serve the diverse and evolving needs of the accounting community.

Accounting Weekly is committed to bringing accountants the most relevant information and expert guidance on industry issues that matter most.

Who We Are



Accounting Weekly is a premier digital publication for accountants and finance professionals across Africa, covering key developments in tax, accounting standards, business advisory, and regulatory compliance. It is published by the Chartered Institute for Business Accountants (CIBA), a professional body representing accountants at every career stage, from bookkeepers to CFOs. Our editorial team is dedicated to delivering in-depth analysis, news, and insights that support practitioners in making informed decisions for their practices and clients.

What You Get



Accounting Weekly is free to read. Here is what you'll find:

  • Regulator updates: SARS, CIPC and FIC changes, explained in plain language, with what they mean for you and your clients.

  • Expert guides: practical articles on tax, accounting and assurance, advisory work and running a practice.

  • Career stories: accountants and finance professionals on how they built their careers and practices.

  • Upcoming events: CPD sessions, conferences and other events worth your time.

  • A weekly newsletter: the week's most useful articles, sent to your inbox.

Read it on your phone, tablet or computer, whenever suits you.

CIBA’s Commitment to Professional Development

Accounting Weekly reflects CIBA’s dedication to advancing the accounting profession. Through its content, CIBA champions continuous learning, industry advocacy, and ethical practice. As a member benefit, Accounting Weekly supports accountants in keeping pace with changes in tax law, industry standards, and best practices.

Our Audience Profile



Accounting Weekly is read by accountants and finance professionals across South Africa: practitioners running their own practices, staff in small, medium and large firms, finance teams in business, and trainees working towards a professional designation. Readers range from solo practitioners to partners and CFOs.

Engaged and Diverse Community



Many Accounting Weekly readers are members of the Chartered Institute for Business Accountants (CIBA), a forward-looking and diverse community: 70% of CIBA members are Black, 40% are women, and the average age is 36.

Demographic Snapshot



This audience relies on Accounting Weekly for current insights, regulatory updates, and industry-leading expertise that enable informed decision-making in their practices and client engagements.

Career Stage: 

Includes professionals ranging from early-career accountants to partners and CFOs.

Community Values:

Our readers are deeply invested in supporting South Africa’s economy through ethical practice and practical tax and accounting solutions for their clients.

Professional Focus:

Primarily involved in tax, auditing, advisory, and bookkeeping services.

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Disclaimer



The information published on Accounting Weekly is intended for general guidance and informational purposes only. While reasonable effort is made to ensure accuracy, Accounting Weekly, the Chartered Institute for Business Accountants (CIBA), and the contributors to the publication do not accept responsibility for any errors or omissions, or for any consequences arising from reliance on the content.

The views and opinions expressed by individual authors, columnists, and contributors are solely their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Accounting Weekly, CIBA, or its editorial team. Accounting Weekly, its editorial team, and CIBA make no representations or warranties, express or implied, regarding the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability, or availability of the information on this website for any purpose.

Accounting Weekly and CIBA disclaim all liability for any loss or damage, including without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of, or in connection with, the use of this publication. We recommend seeking independent professional advice before acting upon any information or opinions contained within Accounting Weekly.