About LexisNexis South Africa

LexisNexis South Africa is a leading provider of content and technology solutions, and part of RELX, a major publisher and information provider that serves customers in more than 175 countries with more than 30,000 employees worldwide. Our purpose is to advance the rule of law around the world. Publishing laws and enabling access to justice is at our core.

In November 2015 LexisNexis® South Africa established itself as a leader in conveyancing solutions in the South African legal market with its acquisition of a 100% stake in Korbitec (Pty) Ltd, a provider of content-enabled workflow solutions for South African property professionals. Korbitec’s offering includes two industry leaders, GhostConvey and Windeed.

The most important part of our business is its people, who are diverse in culture and possess unique skills that help drive our projects from one success to another.

At the core of our information technology operation is a team of software engineers, who constitute a third of our total staff complement. They carry out software research and development that keeps LexisNexis at the cutting edge of IT innovation, building the products that support our operations in South Africa as well as internationally.

Our Cape Town offices are situated on the edge of Cape Town’s lush garden suburb of Newlands, at the foot of Table Mountain and within walking distance of the famous Newlands Rugby and Cricket stadiums. Ride your MTB on the mountain during lunchtime and trawl the local malls in Newlands, Rondebosch and Claremont – all just minutes away. Our Johannesburg offices are located in Woodmead, just north of Sandton, and surrounded by beautiful gardens and scenic views overlooking the lush fairways of Johannesburg Country Club. Our brand-new software development centre in Port Elizabeth has found its home in the up-and-coming waterfront precinct of Humewood. With sweeping views across the harbour, you’re within walking distance of a fully equipped Virgin Active gym and a small shopping centre.