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Dr. FREEMAN MATEKO | Communication Award | Best Researcher Award

Dr. FREEMAN MATEKO, University of Johannesburg, South Africa

Dr. Freeman Munisi Mateko is a Zimbabwean economist and researcher based in South Africa. With a Ph.D. in Economics and Management Science from Northwest University, he boasts a wealth of experience spanning nine years. His expertise lies in areas such as public administration, policy analysis, and international business. Dr. Mateko has made significant contributions to academia through his research and publications, focusing on topics ranging from ICT adoption to poverty alleviation. He has held various positions in prestigious institutions worldwide, showcasing his dedication to advancing knowledge and addressing socio-economic challenges. 🌍📈

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Education and qualifications:

Dr. Freeman Munisi Mateko possesses a remarkable academic background and nine years of experience, specializing in research, public administration, policy analysis, and international business. His journey includes a Ph.D. in Economics and Management Science from Northwest University, South Africa, alongside a Master of Management in Governance from the University of Witwatersrand. Prior to this, he completed a Master of Public Administration with a focus on Public Policy at Walden University, USA, and holds a Bachelor of Commerce Economics Honours Degree from Midlands State University, Zimbabwe. Dr. Mateko’s expertise extends to tracking budgets, analyzing financial data, and problem-solving, coupled with excellent organizational and communication skills. 📚💼

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

As a Principal Researcher at The Global Centre for Risk and Innovation in Canada since December 2023, Dr. Freeman Munisi Mateko leads the charge in developing and managing extensive research endeavors. His role involves mentoring junior researchers, contributing to strategic planning, policy development, and governance at GCRI. He excels in securing funding and resources through various avenues like grants and partnerships to bolster research activities. Simultaneously, as a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Johannesburg since January 2023, Dr. Mateko continues to enrich his expertise, contributing to ongoing research endeavors and academic discourse. 🌐🔍

Research Focus:

Dr. Freeman Munisi Mateko’s research focuses primarily on the intersection of information and communication technology (ICT) with socio-economic development, particularly in Southern Africa. His work delves into understanding how emerging technologies can be leveraged to address challenges such as poverty reduction, education accessibility, and employment opportunities. Through his contributions to various journals, conferences, and dissertations, Dr. Mateko explores the adoption and diffusion of ICT in Sub-Saharan Africa, the impact of development aid on poverty reduction in Zimbabwe, and the labor relations of migrant populations. His research embodies a commitment to harnessing technological advancements for the betterment of society. 🌍💻

Publication Top Notes:

Opportunities in emerging technologies for Southern Africa: How the Global South should adopt to take advantage?

Education, ICT, Teleconferencing, Networking and E-Learning

ICT Adoption and Poverty Reduction. Case of COMESA Region.

4. Nexus Between ICT Diffusion And Poverty Level In Sub-Saharan African (SSA) Countries. North West University

Development aid, information and communication technology as poverty reduction mechanisms in Zimbabwe

Labour/Employment Relations of Zimbabwean Migrants in South Africa

Determinants of Life Insurance Demand By Zimbabweans in South Africa. Case of Gauteng Province

FREEMAN MATEKO | Communication Award | Best Researcher Award

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Publication Top Notes:

Opportunities in emerging technologies for Southern Africa: How the Global South should adopt to take advantage?

Education, ICT, Teleconferencing, Networking and E-Learning

ICT Adoption and Poverty Reduction. Case of COMESA Region.

4. Nexus Between ICT Diffusion And Poverty Level In Sub-Saharan African (SSA) Countries. North West University

Development aid, information and communication technology as poverty reduction mechanisms in Zimbabwe

Labour/Employment Relations of Zimbabwean Migrants in South Africa

Determinants of Life Insurance Demand By Zimbabweans in South Africa. Case of Gauteng Province

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ICT Adoption and Poverty Reduction. Case of COMESA Region.

4. Nexus Between ICT Diffusion And Poverty Level In Sub-Saharan African (SSA) Countries. North West University

Development aid, information and communication technology as poverty reduction mechanisms in Zimbabwe

Determinants of Life Insurance Demand By Zimbabweans in South Africa. Case of Gauteng Province

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