Sizwe Mabanga joins Mpilo Technologies as CTO

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Sizwe’s expertise in agile development, multi-cloud environments, and cutting-edge platforms such as Volt MX and Temenos digital banking will be crucial in enhancing Mpilo Technologies’ technical capabilities.

Mpilo Technologies, a leading software development and digital solutions company, has appointed Sizwe Mabanga as its new chief technology officer. He brings a wealth of experience in cloud technology, software engineering, and digital transformation.

“Sizwe’s leadership will be vital in shaping the future of Mpilo Technologies’ solutions as we work to deliver scalable, advanced technologies to meet the growing needs of our customers across Africa,” says Denzil Fillis, founder and CEO of Mpilo Technologies.

The company has also appointed Motsholane Sebola as deputy CEO. Having held key leadership roles within Mpilo Technologies, Motsholane brings extensive experience in technology, digital transformation and strategic partnerships. His leadership and deep understanding of the African market will be key as the company strengthens its position as a digital innovation leader.

These leadership changes come as Mpilo Technologies celebrates its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of driving cutting-edge digital transformation across the continent.

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