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Tim will play a critical role in shaping the firm’s systematic investment process by driving cutting-edge machine learning research and predictive analytics.

Healthbridge, a cloud-based clinical and billing software solutions provider, has appointed Anton Fatti as its new chief technology officer, effective February 2025.

As BDO’s new chief information and digital officer, Khaya leverages his expertise in digital and technology strategy, delivery management, and overseeing complex business initiatives.

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.

African Bank’s Unathi Mtya has been appointed chairperson of the Unisa Graduate School of Business Leadership (SBL) advisory board, a significant milestone coinciding with SBL’s 60th anniversary in 2025. Her term as chairperson will run until 31 August 2026.

As the new CEO, Selva plans to expand In2IT’s presence across key markets, including South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria. He aims to leverage cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing and advanced cybersecurity to support clients in their digital transformation journeys.

Vinoliah will be responsible for a broad range of strategic and operational initiatives, ensuring the alignment of PwC’s technology vision with its overarching business objectives.

With a proven track record in IT leadership and a passion for digital transformation, Siyabonga is poised to drive innovation and efficiency at the National Home Builders Registration Council.

After nearly seven years in the pharmaceutical industry, Louise Steenekamp has ventured into the agricultural and forest product manufacturing sector as CIO at TWK Agri. She will be responsible for leading the overall technology strategy and IT operations.

Lonwabo will be tasked with building internal IT capacity that will enable the agency to deliver on its digital transformation.

The appointment aligns with MTN’s leadership evolution to strengthen succession planning, enhance operational execution, and advance its Ambition 2025 strategy.

John-Paul (JP) will play a key role in advancing African Bank’s strategic mission to promote financial inclusion through innovative and customer-centric digital solutions.

Kabelo’s appointment signals Google's continued focus on leveraging AI and technology to drive innovation and impact in South Africa.

Phuti is currently serving as Naspers CEO and is set to join the company’s board of directors from 1 April 2025.

Erick played a crucial role in building Mesh’s core technology infrastructure, leading his team to deliver on making the capital markets open to all.

Maletsema Phofu, currently serving as CIO (designate) at the University of Johannesburg (UJ), is set to officially take on the chief information officer role from 1 January 2025.

Thabani Kunene recently stepped into the role of CIO at the Water Research Commission (WRC), a move which aligned with his personal aspirations, academic ambitions and commitment to digital transforming the public sector.

Wole will oversee the Equinix business in Nigeria, Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire, working closely with both local and international businesses to build on the strong foundations for connectivity and growth in the region.

Vukosi, a running enthusiast and keynote speaker known for his expertise in data and analytics, brings a wealth of experience in healthcare technology.

Bridgette has transitioned to the perishable products industry after a successful career in the petroleum sector, where she gained experience in both African and international markets.