Frameworks
The frameworks African organisations actually answer to
South African legislation, National Treasury frameworks and the international standards that sit alongside them. Each one mapped to controls with named owners, so a control that satisfies two frameworks is written once and counted in both.
14Frameworks mapped
706Mapped requirements
4Categories
Public sector
5 frameworksPFMAIncludedPublic Finance Management Act 1 of 199948 mapped requirementsTreasury RegulationsIncludedTreasury Regulations issued under PFMA section 7637 mapped requirementsMFMAIncludedLocal Government: Municipal Finance Management Act 56 of 200370 mapped requirementsMFMA SCM RegulationsIncludedMunicipal Supply Chain Management Regulations31 mapped requirementsPublic Audit ActIncludedPublic Audit Act 25 of 2004, as amended in 201820 mapped requirements
Governance
4 frameworksKing VAdd-onKing V Code on Corporate Governance for South Africa 2025159 mapped requirementsCompanies ActIncludedCompanies Act 71 of 2008 with the Companies Regulations 201147 mapped requirementsB-BBEEIncludedB-BBEE Act 53 of 2003 with the Amended Codes of Good Practice37 mapped requirementsJSE ListingsAdd-onJSE Listings Requirements, Simplified, effective February 202641 mapped requirements
Privacy and access
2 frameworksRisk
3 frameworksRequirement counts are how Dimeri breaks each framework down into trackable obligations, not an official count published by the regulator or standards body. These pages describe what each framework requires and how the platform maps it. They are not legal advice, so check your own obligations with your legal advisers.