Software architect, published author, and digital sovereignty advocate building Africa's technology future — one platform, one solution, and one policy at a time.
Technologist, strategist, and thought leader at the intersection of software, sovereignty, and society.
Hloriso N. Mohale is a South African software architect and digital strategist with a deep passion for harnessing technology as a tool for African empowerment. He leads with both code and conviction — shipping production-grade platforms and shaping policy conversations around data sovereignty.
As the founder of Eppetech Software Solutions, he delivers end-to-end technology solutions across education, fintech, health, and enterprise sectors. Through the Digital Sovereignty Institute, he champions Africa's right to own, control, and benefit from its own data and digital infrastructure.
A sought-after voice on POPIA, AI regulation, and cross-platform development, Hloriso brings rare clarity to complex technology topics for both technical and non-technical audiences.
Specialising in .NET MAUI, Blazor Hybrid, and web-mobile-desktop convergence — building once, running everywhere.
Leading African conversations on digital rights, data governance, and what AI regulation means for the continent's future.
Part of the prestigious CRC Press AfricaTECH Book Series — bringing African technical expertise to a global stage.
Translating complex technology into actionable knowledge for businesses, governments, and communities across Africa.
A definitive guide to building once and deploying everywhere — from an African technical voice.
Building Web, Mobile, and Desktop Apps with .NET MAUI Hybrid Blazor
A comprehensive, hands-on guide for developers who want to master the art of building modern applications that run seamlessly across web, mobile, and desktop — all from a single codebase. Packed with real-world patterns, architecture guidance, and practical examples rooted in the African development context.
Thought leadership on data sovereignty, AI policy, and African technology published on Substack.
A provocative look at who really owns your digital footprint, and what you can do about it in the modern surveillance economy.
Why South Africa's data protection law matters now more than ever as artificial intelligence reshapes how organisations handle personal information.
Examining the political economy of data — who controls the world's digital infrastructure and what that means for Africa's development trajectory.
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