Prof. Josue Mbonigaba | Econometrics and Finance Award | Best Researcher Award
Prof. Josue Mbonigaba, University of KWaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Publication Profile
Education π
Josue Mbonigaba holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, focusing on the cost-effectiveness of HIV/AIDS interventions in South Africa. He also earned a Master of Commerce in Economics from the University of Natal, investigating the demand for healthcare among low-income households. His academic journey began with a BCom (Honours) in Economics from the University of Rwanda, where he explored tax and public debt dynamics. His educational background underscores his commitment to understanding and addressing socio-economic challenges, particularly in healthcare and public finance.
Work Experience πΌ
Prof. Mbonigaba has contributed significantly to education and research. From his roles as a lecturer and senior administrator to his current position as an Associate Professor and Academic Leader at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, he’s demonstrated leadership in teaching, research, and program management. His tenure includes facilitating research workshops, engaging with professional bodies, and fostering international collaborations, all aimed at advancing knowledge and addressing pressing societal issues.
Publication Top Notes
π Factors associated with the utilization of antenatal care and prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission services in Ethiopia: applying a count regression modelΒ (2018) – Cited by 31
π Assessing the cost of providing a prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV/AIDS service in Ethiopia: urban-rural health facilities settingΒ (2019) – Cited by 21
Impact of the adolescent and youth sexual and reproductive health strategy on service utilisation and health outcomes in ZimbabweΒ – Cited by 21
πPoverty and green economy in South Africa: What is the nexus?Β (2019) – Cited by 18
π The relative efficiency of South African municipalities in providing public health careΒ (2016) – Cited by 16
π Earnings quality measures and stock return volatility in South AfricaΒ (2022) – Cited by 12
π Mineral resources endowment and economic growth in Southern African countriesΒ (2018) – Cited by 12
π Economic evaluation in Ethiopian healthcare sector decision making: perception, practice and barriersΒ – Cited by 12
π Stakeholder consultations on small-scale irrigation schemesβ constraints in ZimbabweΒ (2021) – Cited by 10
π Economic growth and environmental sustainability within the BRICS countries: a comparative analysis(2020) – Cited by 5