MakwaIT appoints Ahmed Moola as new CFO

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MakwaIT strengthens leadership team with appointment of seasoned finance and IT professional.

MakwaIT Technologies announced the appointment of Ahmed Moola as its new CFO. Ahmed brings a wealth of experience in both finance and IT, making him an invaluable asset to the company.

As a qualified (CA)SA with over 15 years of experience, Ahmed has honed his skills in strategy formulation and stakeholder management while working in top-tier financial and auditing institutions. His extensive background in finance and IT makes him uniquely qualified to drive MakwaIT’s growth and success.

Ahmed’s appointment is a significant development for MakwaIT, a South African-founded, 100 percent black youth-owned digital technologies company that specialises in helping both private and public sector customers realise the benefits of digital transformation. MakwaIT provides a range of services, including digital consulting, software development and IT support.

Ahmed’s expertise in finance and IT will be instrumental in guiding MakwaIT’s financial strategy and driving business growth. His appointment is effective immediately, and he will be based at the company’s headquarters in Johannesburg. Ahmed will work closely with the executive team to drive business strategy and growth.

MakwaIT Technologies (Pty) Ltd is a leading provider of digital technologies and IT services in South Africa. The company's mission is to empower businesses and organisations through digital transformation. With Ahmed’s appointment, MakwaIT is poised for continued success and growth in the industry.

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