Who we are
Moeletsi Africa is a pan-African B2B advisory marketplace operated by Cabanga Platforms. We qualify corporate-services requirements and introduce them to verified firms across twelve countries in Africa. Our registered operating contact is Cabanga Platforms.
What we collect
We collect only what you choose to send us when you build a request, post a brief, or apply as a provider: your name, company, email or WhatsApp number, and the details of the requirement or application itself. We do not ask for, and you should not send, sensitive personal information.
How it reaches us
This site is static and holds no server-side database of your submissions. When you send a request or brief, your own email or WhatsApp client composes the message to us - the site prepares the text, you send it. A working list of the services you add is stored only in your own browser, for the length of that visit (session storage), so it survives between pages; it never leaves your device until you send it, it is cleared when you close the tab, and you can empty it at any time.
Why we hold it
To qualify your requirement, to make an introduction to a verified firm, and to contact you about that introduction. We do not release your details to a firm without your consent, and you never contact a firm directly - the introduction is made through Moeletsi Africa.
Sharing
We share your details with a verified firm only once you have agreed to that introduction. We do not sell contact lists. We do not share your information for advertising.
Retention
We keep a request or application only as long as needed to act on it and to keep a record of the introduction, then remove it on request.
Your rights
You may ask us what we hold, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. Write to info@moeletsi.africa.
Across the marketplace
We operate across twelve countries and follow the data-protection law of each. Where a country has not yet enacted a comprehensive statute, we hold ourselves to the same standard we apply in the countries that have.
- Botswana. Handled in line with the Data Protection Act, 2018, in force since January 2025, and its principles of lawful, minimal and purpose-bound processing.
- South Africa. Handled in line with the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA), 2013, under the Information Regulator.
- Zimbabwe. Handled in line with the Data Protection Act, 2021, under POTRAZ as the data protection authority.
- Zambia. Handled in line with the Data Protection Act, 2021.
- Namibia. Namibia has no comprehensive data-protection statute in force; the right to privacy sits in Article 13 of the Constitution and a Data Protection Bill is before the National Assembly. We apply the same standard here that we apply where a statute exists.
- Kenya. Handled in line with the Data Protection Act, 2019, under the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner.
- Mozambique. Mozambique has no dedicated data-protection statute in force; privacy is protected constitutionally and under the Electronic Transactions Law (Law 3/2017), and a Personal Data Protection Bill is in progress. We apply the same standard here that we apply where a statute exists.
- Nigeria. Handled in line with the Nigeria Data Protection Act, 2023, under the Nigeria Data Protection Commission.
- DR Congo. Handled in line with the personal-data provisions of the Digital Code (Ordinance-Law No. 23-010 of 13 March 2023), supervised by ARPTIC pending the standing data protection authority.
- Egypt. Handled in line with the Personal Data Protection Law No. 151 of 2020.
- Angola. Handled in line with the Personal Data Protection Law (Law No. 22/11), under the Data Protection Agency.
- Ethiopia. Handled in line with the Personal Data Protection Proclamation No. 1321/2024, under the Ethiopian Communications Authority.
Changes
We update this policy when our handling changes and revise the date above. This version is dated 17 September 2026.