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Dennis Ndonga is a Senior Lecturer at Murdoch University's School of Law and Criminology and the Centre for Biosecurity and One Health within the Harry Butler Institute. His research examines international trade law frameworks, customs modernization, and trade facilitation mechanisms across African economies. Additional affiliations include an adjunct position at Charles Sturt University's Centre for Customs and Excise Studies and Advisory Board membership at the Institute of Export & International Trade Africa.
Teaching spans business law and legal studies units, with pedagogical recognition including the 2019 Learning and Teaching Award. Research publications critically analyze trade facilitation systems, rules of origin frameworks, and gender integration in customs administration, often drawing empirical evidence from East and Southern African contexts. Recent investigations focus on operational challenges at border posts and structural reforms within the AfCFTA.
- Learning and Teaching Recognition, Murdoch University, 2020
- Learning and Teaching Award, Murdoch University, 2019
