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BDO South Africa CIDO Khaya Mbanga’s quest for excellence · CIO South Africa | SA News

9 September 2025 by Guest

Khaya is candid about his journey into IT, as he describes his path going from being one of only three of the “proper geeks” in his high school computer society, to driving digital transformation at one of the world’s largest professional services firms. This early passion for problem-solving set the tone for a career defined by persistence, quality and understanding the behaviours that drive performance.

Asked what he enjoys most about his role at BDO, Khaya has no trouble identifying his love of variety. “Every day there’s a different challenge. It could be a new emerging technology we’re testing, or it could be helping people grasp the value that technology can bring. I rely on my…

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