WELCOME \ TEAM
WELCOME \ TEAM
Managing Director and Program Delivery Lead
Thabang Qamata is the visionary founder and CEO of ABA. A first-generation business graduate and certified IT professional, Thabang blends strategic leadership with grassroots impact. He leads ABA’s program design, delivery, and partnerships—ensuring every initiative is youth-centred, community-driven, and aligned with Africa’s digital future. His work is deeply rooted in lived experience, resilience, and a commitment to building bridges that unlock opportunity for all.
Engagement and Program Delivery Assistant
Tashmika Govender brings vibrant energy and a passion for youth empowerment to her role as Engagement and Program Delivery Assistant at ABA. She supports the design and facilitation of inclusive programs, while fostering meaningful connections with community members, volunteers, and partners. With a strong background in outreach and a heart for service, Tashmika plays a key role in amplifying ABA’s impact and ensuring that every voice is heard and valued.
Administration and Program Delivery Assistant
Vuyi Gambushe is the backbone of ABA’s operational flow, serving as Administration and Program Delivery Assistant. She ensures smooth coordination across teams, manages logistics, and supports the implementation of community-centered initiatives. Known for her reliability, attention to detail, and collaborative spirit, Vuyi helps translate ABA’s vision into action—making sure every program runs with purpose, precision, and care.
We’re more than just a team—we’re mission-driven youth fueled by purpose, lived experience, and a deep commitment to social innovation. At Access Bridge Africa, we’re not waiting for solutions to arrive; we’re building them ourselves. The challenges we faced growing up—limited access, digital exclusion, economic barriers—still exist for many. Though we’ve overcome them, we carry the responsibility to create change for others. This is our turn, and we’re using our voices, skills, and platforms to make sure no one gets left behind.