People moves

Gerhard Muller has been promoted to the position of chief data and analytics officer after serving as TransUnion’s senior director of data science and analytics.

Philip's primary objective will be to expand Obscure Technologies’ footprint across Africa, solidifying its position as the market leader in cybersecurity distribution.

Barloworld’s former group CIO Tshifhiwa Ramuthaga writes her next chapter as an entrepreneur and puts her ‘explorer mindset’ to the test. She recently announced that she’ll be taking the helm at a newly established IT firm.

The power utility strengthens its executive team with four appointments to prepare for a competitive marketplace.

Thomas Motlepa has been appointed as the new chief technology and information officer (CTIO) at MTN Uganda.

Andre will play a crucial role in strengthening the company’s cybersecurity, implementing advanced security measures and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Ugan joined Rainbow Chicken for the exciting opportunity to apply his IT expertise in a new industry. He sees the poultry sector as undergoing significant transformation and is eager to contribute to its evolution.

Gift Zowa has officially been appointed as the CEO of Broadband Infraco, following his acting role since November last year. He succeeds Andrew Matseke and will serve a five-year term.

Nirshan returns to banking after a brief stint in the business process outsourcing (BPO) space.

TAU Mining has appointed Shaun Henderson as its new chief technology officer (CTO), marking his return to the mining sector where he initially established his IT career. 

Andre previously held the role of the city’s chief information officer and is tasked with leading the city’s Digital Transformation Refresh programme as the new CDO.

The former CIO at the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies (DCDT) Luyanda Ndlovu has been seconded to the Universal Service and Access Agency of SA (USAASA) as the acting chief executive officer.

This strategic appointment underscores Qlik’s commitment to accelerating growth and innovation in the Middle-East and Africa region, a region poised to lead in the adoption of AI.

La-Cell Mouton will soon take on the role of chief information officer (CIO) at FNB.

Grant will oversee the development and implementation of a comprehensive digital and technology strategy aligned with PwC Africa’s business objectives and global goals.

Shalendra transitions from the poultry industry to the business process outsourcing (BPO) space.

Maphum previously served as Gijima COO and then CEO. His appointment as acting group chief executive is in line with the ICT firm’s commitment to agile leadership.

Benjamin will be in charge of building a strong technical team to ensure the effective operation of complex video conferencing solutions for all users, and expanding into the African market.

As the company continues to grow and innovate, Grindrod believes that Shashika’s expertise in customer solutions, enterprise programme management and process improvement will be invaluable.

Sne is succeeding outgoing AECI CIO Toni Serra, who is retiring this year.