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Lecturer
Faculty of Engineering and Technology
Mr Batani is a lecturer in the Faculty of Engineering and Technology based in Maseru. He has published at least 6 journal articles and one textbook, with three more textbooks currently in production. His research interests include ICT4D, Deep Learning, Cloud Computing and AI. He is currently working on emerging technologies for reducing under-five mortality.
Main research interests over the last 5 years
ICT4D, Deep Learning, Cloud Computing, AI, Security, IoT, E-health, 4IR
Mr John Batani
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August 2023
Under-five mortality remains a global health concern as many countries have failed to achieve the United Nations Millennium Development Goal 4 (MDG 4). Children under five (under-fives) continue to perish to preventable deaths globally. Zimbabwe is amongst the Sub-Saharan African countries that failed to achieve the MDG 4 on under-five mortality. Regardless of evidence from […]
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Mr John Batani
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August 2023
Android applications are indispensable resources that facilitate communication, health monitoring, planning, data sharing and synchronization, social interaction, business and financial transactions. However, the rapid increase in the smartphone penetration rate has consequently led to an increase in cyberattacks. Smartphone applications use permissions to allow users to utilize different functionalities, making them susceptible to malicious software […]
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