Nyasha Mahonye

Doctor Nyasha Mahonye is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Economics and Finance, University of the Witwatersrand. She holds a PhD and MEcon from the same institution.

Her research focuses on development economics, financial economics, and macroeconomic policy in Sub-Saharan Africa, with specific attention to Zimbabwe, Eswatini, and SADC countries. Themes include maternal health financing, banking regulation, mobile money's role in financial inclusion, currency reform, and the resource curse hypothesis.

Her publications address critical issues in African economies, such as hyperinflation dynamics, capital flight, tax capacity gaps, and the impact of foreign aid. Her work spans journals in economics, financial regulation, and development studies.

She has contributed to policy discussions on health outcomes, financial inclusion, and economic reforms. Her research often intersects with socio-economic inequalities and institutional frameworks shaping financial systems in Africa.