Contact
Get in touch
Pick a subject: the form adapts and the reply comes faster. For an invitation, the press kit already holds biographies and portraits.
Or by email — moise@moisebselph.com · press kit
FAQ
The questions I get asked here.
How do I report an error in a programme, a text or a dataset?
Through the “Report an error” option of the Africa Tech and Umuzi forms, or by email to moise@moisebselph.com, naming the episode, text or line concerned and the source. An error reported with its source is handled and the correction is published, dated. In the observatories the original line stays visible: nothing is erased, corrections are stacked.
How do I contact Lobaka?
Through the form on the Lobaka page, which distinguishes three subjects: hosting a pilot session, becoming a voice on Sasa, press or partnership. The general contact form also has a “Lobaka” subject. In every case Moïse answers; the email moise@moisebselph.com works too.
Can Moïse be invited to speak at a conference, a panel or on a programme?
Yes. His speaking topics: African digital sovereignty, the security of language chains, African languages and artificial intelligence, the continent’s startup ecosystems, media and technology in Africa. He speaks in French or English. Use the “Speaking” subject of the contact form, with the event date; the press kit already holds the biographies and the portrait.
I am a journalist: how do I reach him, and what is in the press kit?
Through the “Press” subject of the contact form, which asks for your deadline, or by email to moise@moisebselph.com. The press kit gathers what is needed to introduce him without having to ask: two ready-to-copy biographies, the exact spelling of his name and titles, a high-resolution portrait, his media appearances and his speaking topics.
Can I propose a project, a partnership or a collaboration?
Yes, through the contact form: the “Lobaka” subject for anything related to voice infrastructure, “Other” for the rest. Nzamba also welcomes partners through its application form. One thing is not negotiable: airtime is not for sale.
What happens after I send a form?
A confirmation appears, then Moïse replies himself. For a Nzamba application, the answer comes within fifteen days. For a programme or language proposal, it may come later, when the subject reaches the schedule. If the form fails, a button opens a pre-filled email so nothing is lost; for anything urgent, write directly to moise@moisebselph.com.