Jectone Onyuka appointed head of IT at Mwananchi Credit

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Prior to this role, Jectone served as IT lead at Cold Solutions Kenya, where he led the digital transformation of one of East Africa’s leading cold chain logistics providers.

Jectone Onyuka has been appointed head of IT at Mwananchi Credit, bringing with him a strong record of driving technology-led efficiency and cost-saving innovation.

Prior to this role, Jectone served as IT lead at Cold Solutions Kenya, where he led the digital transformation of one of East Africa’s leading cold chain logistics providers. His work focused on streamlining operations, optimising costs, and deploying scalable digital solutions to enhance business agility. During his tenure, he championed the use of data-driven insights and automation to improve performance and profitability across operations.

Jectone’s career spans over a decade in IT leadership, systems management, and infrastructure design. He has worked across multiple industries, including logistics, retail, and financial services, where he has been instrumental in aligning technology strategy with business growth objectives.

At Mwananchi Credit, he will oversee the company’s technology strategy, digital infrastructure, and innovation roadmap, with a focus on enhancing operational efficiency and customer experience. His appointment underscores the company’s commitment to leveraging technology as a key driver of growth and service excellence.

Jectone holds a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology and has undertaken additional professional training in cybersecurity, cloud computing, and digital transformation.

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