About
I am a researcher and thought leader specializing in customs, international trade, and the evolving landscape of trade policy in Africa.
I am also a keen observer for trade policy shifts on issues like Free Trade Agreements and Rules of Origin and exploring how customs frameworks shape regional economic integration, gender equality, and sustainable development.
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Charles Sturt University / Centre for Customs and Excise Studies (Ongoing)
Masters in Customs Administration (MTC)
Kenya School of Revenue Administration (KESRA) - Kenya Revenue Authority / Moi University
East Africa Customs Freight Forwarding Practicing Certificate course (EACFFPC)
Uganda Revenue Authority Training School
Post Graduate Diploma in Tax and Revenue Administration (DITRA)
East African School of Taxation (EAST)
- Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) – Charles Sturt University/ Centre for Customs and Excise Studies (Ongoing), Canberra, Australia.
- Masters in Customs Administration (MTC) – Kenya School of Revenue Administration (KESRA)-Kenya Revenue Authority/ Moi University, Nairobi, Kenya
- East Africa Customs Freight Forwarding Practicing Certificate course (EACFFPC) – Uganda Revenue Authority Training School, Kampala, Uganda.
- Post Graduate Diploma in Tax and Revenue Administration (DITRA) – East African School of Taxation (EAST), Kampala, Uganda
- Bachelor’s Degree in International Business – Makerere University Business School, Kampala, Uganda.
Career Coaching, Guidance & Mentorship
I provide personalized coaching and mentorship to help you manage and navigate your plans and ambitions more specifically in International Trade and Customs.
Thought Leadership & Research Contributions
Through research and active pursuit of knowledge, I aim to gather information through systematic inquiry, objective study, and empirical evidence to give valuable trade policy and academic contribution.
Conferences & Seminars
I participate in customs and trade-related conferences and seminars to share ideas, network, and learn about the most recent developments in trade, customs & policy.
Mentorship for Doctoral Scholars
I offer personalized mentorship for individuals applying to PhD programs or pursuing doctoral degrees in international trade, customs, trade policy and other areas.
My mentorship includes
- Assistance with developing research proposals, selecting programs, and preparing applications; and
- Guidance on navigating the doctoral process, from methodology to publication strategies.
1.5 Hours
90 min Virtual Catchup-
For full mentorship planning and doctoral roadmap development
1 Hour
60 min Virtual Catchup-
Recommended for developing comprehensive application strategy
30 Minutes
30 min Virtual Catchup-
Ideal for students and early-career doctoral applicants
A booking is only confirmed once payment is made
It is advisable to book a slot 24hrs in advance.
I am available only on Saturday between 8:30 am to 4:30 pm EAT.
This site reflects my independent research and thought leadership in trade policy and customs. The only personalized service offered here is academic mentorship for PhD candidates. I do not provide commercial consulting, compliance advice, or corporate training.