Karabo Moloko,New CEO For Sybrin South Africa.

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Karabo is a dynamic Businesswoman and the CEO of Sybrin SA; a software development business enabling business drive and digital transformation - not only in South Africa, but also globally. She is a Board Member at Sybrin, Colab Project Implementation, and unleash Institute. Karabo recently developed an app called ‘Aminah’, that leverages technology to strengthen the fight against gender-based violence.
21 Jan 2021 12PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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