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ABOUT

“In the 21st century, access to reliable energy should no longer be a barrier to any individual or country achieving their full potential”

Passionate about crafting solutions at the nexus of energy access, fin-tech and climate justice, Nthabi co-founded Easy Solar in 2016, one of the fastest growing companies in Africa, making energy and financial services affordable and accessible. Easy Solar employs over 1,000 people and has provided energy solutions to over 1 million beneficiaries in Sierra Leone and Liberia. 

AWARDS

2023 Africa's Business Heroes - Top 10

2023  Top 10 Fastest Growing African Companies   - FT

2022  Entrepreneur of the Year   - Columbia University

2021   New Economy Catalyst - Bloomberg

2020  GenY Entrepreneur - Forbes Africa Women

2019   Social Entrepreneur of the Year - WEF / Schwab 

2019   Forbes 30 Under 30 Africa

2018   Quartz Africa Innovators

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Nthabiseng Mosia is a trailblazing African social entrepreneur. She is the co-founder and Chief Commercial Officer at Easy Solar, one of the fastest-growing off-grid solar companies in Africa. Easy Solar distributes and finances high-quality solar systems and appliances for those with limited access to the grid. The company has powered 900,000 people in Sierra Leone and Liberia, and employed over 1,000.

Nthabi is a sought after global speaker and thought leader. Most recently she spoke at Davos 2022 on the role of clean energy in addressing resilience to climate change in Africa. She was invited in 2021 by the President Biden and the White House to speak at the Leaders on Climate Summit in April. She has taken centre stage at the Future of Energy Conference, UN’s Sustainable Energy for All and Skoll World Forum. She holds a Masters in Energy from Columbia University, and a BSc in Finance from the University of Cape Town, both with distinction.

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