Kgotso Mofulatsi


Kgotso first joined Cenfri as the 2021 bursary recipient before serving as a research assistant and analyst from 2022; where he contributed to a diverse range of projects involving open finance, inclusive and instant payment systems, regulation for insurance innovation, and financial consumer protection, among others.

Prior to rejoining Cenfri in 2024, Kgotso served as a due diligence and investigations analyst at a London-based risk and intelligence consulting firm, in Cape Town, where he conducted due diligence investigations through gathering, analyzing and synthesizing open source and human-source intelligence. His research and analysis would help inform corporate deals for clients across Sub-Saharan Africa to minimize their exposure to regional, political, regulatory, financial, and reputational risks.

When not in the office, you’ll find him in the gym, connecting with friends, singing in his church worship band, reading up on current affairs, or practicing his golf swing at the driving range.

Qualifications

  • Masters in Political Science, Stellenbosch University
  • Honours in International Studies, Stellenbosch University
  • PolSci International Relations minoring in Economics, University of Pretoria

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Recent Work by Kgotso Mofulatsi
Exploring women’s experiences with digital financial services in Africa
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Why are women more vulnerable to risk in digital financial services?
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Risk and reality: Digital financial services for women cross-border traders
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Why are more women in Africa not making use of digital financial services?
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A leap in seamless cross-border payments in East Africa
After over a year of collaborative research, in-depth analysis, and multi-stakeholder consultation, Cenfri is proud to present the ...
State of inclusive instant payment systems in Africa
  Real-time retail payments that enable consumers to send and receive cross-border and domestic transactions digitally are on the rise ...