Lusaka – Liquid Intelligent Technologies (http://Liquid.Tech/) has announced the appointment of Leah Nakazwe Kooma as Chief Executive Officer of Liquid Intelligent Technologies Zambia.
The appointment is effective from tomorrow, Wednesday, 1 April 2026.
With over two decades of experience across the telecommunications, financial services, and media sectors, Leah’s appointment underscores Liquid’s strategic growth and dedication to expanding its leadership in digital infrastructure in Zambia and beyond.
This move reflects our ongoing commitment to innovation and regional development.
“Leah’s leadership is pivotal at this stage for our Zambia business and the broader region. Her proven ability to deliver results will drive Liquid Zambia’s next phase of growth,” said Wellington Makamure, CEO of Sub-Saharan Africa, Cassava Technologies.
Leah began her career at Barclays Bank before joining Celtel, where she worked across multiple African markets.
She joined the founding team of Vodafone Zambia in 2016, playing a key role in launching the country’s first 4G LTE network as Chief Sales and Distribution Officer.
In 2017, Leah joined MultiChoice Zambia as the GOtv Commercial General Manager and was later appointed Chief Customer Officer, then Managing Director.
“I am very excited about joining the Liquid team,” Leah said.
“I have watched from the terraces as the business has evolved over the years, and I believe that, together with my team, we can take it to the next level.
“Having started my career in sales, marketing, and customer service has helped me understand what customers want and how to treat them.
“Over the years, I have had the privilege of working with people from different backgrounds and cultures, which has enabled me to collaborate seamlessly across diverse business environments.
“This experience also helped me grow into an effective communicator, whether with customers, clients, or co-workers.”
Leah holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics and Development Studies from the University of Zambia and a Master of Business Administration from the University of South Wales.
She currently serves on several boards, including as Board Chair for the Mulungushi International Conference Centre, and is a member of the Institute of Directors and Business Professional Women International.
