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Top 5 Rising Accounting Stars in Africa: Humairaa Moola Leads the Way

Top 5 Rising Accounting Stars in Africa: Humairaa Moola Leads the Way

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Africa’s accounting landscape is witnessing a transformative shift, driven by a new generation of visionary professionals. These trailblazers are not only redefining financial practices but also championing innovation, inclusivity, and sustainable growth across the continent.

  1. Humairaa Moola (South Africa) – Founder, HM Accounting

At the forefront of this revolution is Humairaa Moola, the dynamic founder of HM Accounting. Based in Johannesburg, her firm has rapidly gained recognition for its client-centric approach, seamlessly blending traditional accounting principles with modern digital solutions. Humairaa’s leadership is characterized by a commitment to empowering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), ensuring they have access to top-tier financial services that drive growth and sustainability.

  1. Ally Angula (Namibia) – Co-founder, Leap Holdings

Ally Angula stands as a testament to resilience and innovation. As a Chartered Accountant and co-founder of Leap Holdings, she has diversified her portfolio into commercial farming, garment manufacturing, and retail. Her tenure at KPMG Namibia and subsequent roles in the Ministry of Finance highlight her dedication to financial reform and economic development in Namibia.

  1. Patricia Ojangole (Uganda) – CEO, Uganda Development Bank Limited

With over two decades in the financial sector, Dr. Patricia Ojangole has been instrumental in steering Uganda’s only national development finance institution. Her academic accolades, including a PhD focusing on structural transformation and economic growth, underscore her analytical prowess and commitment to Uganda’s financial advancement.

  1. Sitholizwe Mdlalose (Zimbabwe) – CEO, Vodacom Tanzania

Transitioning from finance to telecommunications, Sitholizwe Mdlalose exemplifies versatility. As CEO of Vodacom Tanzania, his leadership is informed by a robust accounting background, including a Chartered Accountant qualification and executive education from Harvard Business School. His strategic vision continues to influence the telecom sector across Africa.

  1. Likeleli Monyamane (Lesotho) – Head of Strategy, Alliance Insurance Company

Championing professional development in Lesotho, Likeleli Monyamane has initiated mentorship programs aimed at nurturing future accountants. Through Inspire Innovation Business Consultants, she collaborates with the Lesotho Institute of Accountants to provide intensive development programs, reaching over 50 professionals and impacting a broader community.

These five professionals exemplify the dynamic evolution of accounting in Africa. Their diverse backgrounds and innovative approaches are not only shaping the financial landscape but also inspiring the next generation of accountants across the continent.