Cedza was founded on a strategic conviction:

Fraud, waste, and abuse in health systems aren't anomalies. They're predictable signals of systems under strain—where design, governance, and incentives have quietly drifted out of alignment.

Luhle Bophela founded Cedza to change that.

With a BSc in Computer Science and five years as an independent investor through Bohwa Investments—where he now serves as Chair—Luhle brings a rare intersection of technical fluency, investment discipline, and structural intelligence to the heart of African health system reform.

Cedza operates at the discovery layer of intelligence—where systemic risks are mapped, clarified, and made actionable.

But its ambition reaches further: to build the infrastructure for intelligent oversight—where institutions don't just react faster, but govern better.

Luhle's leadership is grounded in a simple principle:

Systems—not individuals—determine outcomes.

And only by reshaping those systems can we protect the promise of care at scale.