iWayAfrica's key differentiators are technical expertise, full ICT service provision, network uptime, unrivalled security, guaranteed speed, customer support and points of presence in more than 40 African countries. They all are consistently scored very highly by our customers as per the annual customer satisfaction survey results. The engine that powers our business is our people, including our pan-African leadership team. iWayAfrica executives never sleep as long as there is a customer to serve. If the enquiry is not resolved within two hours, it is escalated to the local managing director.
Deon Fredericks was appointed Deputy to the Chief Financial Officer of Telkom in August 2011. Deon previously served as acting Chief Financial Officer, as Telkom's Group Executive of corporate finance & accounting services and Chief Accountant between November 2004 to August 2010. Deon joined Telkom in 1993 as a Senior Manager in internal audit and has held several executive positions in the various facets of finance. He currently serves as Chairman of Trudon Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of Telkom SA (SOC). Deon has been in the employ of Telkom for 18 years and has been seconded to iWayAfrica to guide the company back to profitability. Deon’s qualifications are: CA (SA); B Com Business Management (Hons) and ACMA (UK). Deon has also completed programmes in Corporate Financial Strategy in Global Markets, Executive Leadership Education and Advanced Executive Programme.
Munaff joined Telkom SA (SOC) in 1999 as a Senior Manager in group finance. In 2007 he was appointed as the Chief Financial Officer of the Africa Online. Prior to joining Telkom, Munaff was the Financial Manager for the Tolaram group. Munaff has extensive experience within the current business operations and is a member of the board of all the iWayAfrica subsidiaries. He holds a B.Com degree from Unisa and has completed the Senior Management Development Program (SMDP) at the Gordon Institute of Business Science.
Ignatius started his career within Telkom SA (SOC) in 1992 as a Senior Engineer in Network Planning. Ignatius went on to hold the portfolios of Senior Manager internal audit in 1996 and in 2001 headed up the interconnect and billing side of the business. In 2004 he was promoted to Executive Corporate Strategy and since then also held the Executive portfolios for Mergers and Acquisitions and more recently the Executive of the Project Management Office. Ignatius was seconded to iWayAfrica In September 2012. Ignatius is a highly skilled engineer who has a wealth of experience in the telecommunications field. He holds an Electronics Engineering degree from the University of Pretoria and is an MBA graduate (cum laude) of Bond University. He is a member of the board of the iWayAfrica subsidiaries in West Africa.
Moga has been in the employ of Telkom SA (SOC) for the past fifteen years, having served the organisation in a HR capacity, first at group level and thereafter, from 2001 within the IT division. In 2007, he was seconded to the international side of Telkom’s business. Moga holds a HR diploma and has completed the Senior Management development program at Gordon Institute of Business Science.
Nhlanhla has strong experience and knowledge in the telecommunications sector and working in Africa. Currently, he is the acting Head of Operations and CEO Support for iWayAfrica. Prior to this, he worked as the Senior Manager Strategy, Mergers and Acquisitions in Telkom SA (SOC). Before joining Telkom SA (SOC), he worked at Nokia South Africa as Cluster Head Business and Channel Development for Sub-Saharan Africa. Nhlanhla is member for the board of the iWayAfrica subsidiaries both in East and Southern Africa. Nhlanhla holds a National Diploma in marketing & sales from Technikon Northern Gauteng, South Africa. He also holds a B-Tech Marketing & Sales from Technikon Pretoria and completed the Management Development Programme at Gordon Institute of Business Science. Nhlanhla is currently in his second year of completing a Master’s in Business Administration through MANCOSA.
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