‘Masechaba Mahlapha

Senior Partner
Lead – Accounting & Tax

Mrs ‘Masechaba Mahlapha is a Co-founder of HLBLesotho. She joined HLB Lesotho in March 2020 as a Partner Accounting and Tax. She is responsible for growing the tax and accounting unit.

Mrs. Mahlapha is a chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA) and was admitted as an Associate of The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants as a Chartered Management Accountant. She also holds an MBA from the UOFS and Bcomm Accounting from NUL.

Mrs. Mahlapha has several years of experience as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO). She held the CFO positions at National AIDS Commission and Basotho Enterprises Development Corporation.
Her areas of expertise are business planning, financial modelling, financial strategy, just to mention a few.

Masechaba Mahlapha
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‘Masechaba Mahlapha

Senior Partner
Lead – Accounting & Tax

Public Accountant with Lesotho Institute of Accountants, completed Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, holds Bcom degree (NUL), and MBA (UFS). She held executive positions such as CFO, COO, CIO. She has also lectured accounting and...

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