I have more than 10 years of research experience in the field of economics. I specialise in international trade and development economics, with a strong focus on Sub-Saharan Africa. My research centers around understanding the complex interactions between trade policies, poverty reduction, and economic growth in developing economies. I explore the impacts of regional integration initiatives, the role of gender in economic development, and the link between agricultural policies and food security. My work often focuses on specific countries in Southern Africa, particularly Lesotho, utilizing quantitative methods to analyze data and derive policy-relevant findings.

My research interests extend to the evolving landscape of digitalization and its influence on inclusive growth in Africa. Some of the work I have been working on explores how technology and digital transformation can contribute to economic development, particularly by examining the impact of digital skills and access to technology on economic outcomes. My research work is characterised by its practical orientation, aiming to provide evidence-based insights that can inform policy decisions and contribute to sustainable development in Africa.