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Dr. Samuel Chingoiro (Fellow)

Dr. Samuel Chingoiro (Fellow)

Dr Samuel Chingoiro
Dr. Samuel Chingoiro has over twenty years of academic experience within the field of Economics and Finance. He has held posts in research and lectureship, both at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels in the SADC countries. He has also been involved with Curriculum Development and Academic Advisor- Team Leadership at Botho University. He is a keen researcher in Development Finance, Economic Growth and Finance in general.

About

Name: Dr Samuel Chingoiro

Position: Fellow

Department: Graduate Studies

Faculty: Faculty of Business and Accounting

Campus: Gaborone-BDLC
LinkedIn URL: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samuel-chingoiro-51891725?originalSubdomain=bw

Email: samuel.chingoiro@bothouniversity.ac.bw

Qualifications:

  • PhD Economics – University of Botswana (2018)
  • MPhil Development Finance- University of Stellenbosch(2016)
  • MSc Economics- University of Zimbabwe (2004)
  • BSc Economics University of Zimbabwe (2004)
  • Chartered Institute of Management Accounting (2016)
  • Chartered Institute of Secretaries(PGCHE- Botho University (2011)

Affiliations, Honours and Industry/Community Engagement:
Awarded 1st position prize for the examination held 2002- Charted Institute of Secretaries & Administrators (Corporate Law & Practice)

Research


Research Interests:

Development Finance, Economic Development & Growth, Banking & Finance Issues

Research Publications:

  • Mbulawa S., Chingoiro S., and Machera R. (2022), “Dynamics of the remittances: Financial development nexus in Sub Saharan Africa (SSA)”. International Journal of Research in Business & Social Science, pages 171-182
  • Chingoiro S., Machera R.P, and Mbulawa S., (2022), “Youth unemployment and economic growth in SADC countries: An application of Okun’s law Using Panel Data”, Forum for Development Studies (Taylor and Francis).
  • Chingoiro S., and Mbulawa S., (2017), “Electricity consumption and Economic Growth in Botswana: A Vector Error Correction Approach”. Advances in Management Applied Economics, SCIENPRESS Ltd, Vol 7(2), pages 1-6
  • Chingoiro S., and Mbulawa S., (2016), “Economic Growth and Infrastructure Expenditure in Kenya: A Granger-Causality Approach” International Journal of Social Studies, Red-fame Publishing, Vol 4(9), pages 1-8
  • Chingoiro S., (2016), “Bank based or stock market and economic growth: panel evidence from selected COMESA countries”, MPhil thesis, University of Stellenbosch
  • Mbulawa S., and Chingoiro S., (2017), “A test for nonlinearity between fiscal policy and economic performance in Botswana: An Autoregressive Distributed Lag approach” European Journal of Economics and Management Sciences, Issue 2, pages 88-101
  • Mbulawa S., and Chingoiro S., (2017), “Do Tourist Expenditures Matter for Economic Growth in Botswana? A Vector Auto Regression Approach” Academica Trustica- Tourism and Innovation Journal, University of Primorska Press, vol. 10(1), pages 91-101.
  • Chingoiro S., (2018), “Choice experiment analysis of Mobile Network Operators: Collusion Insights and Welfare Impacts on the Botswana Market”, University of Botswana
  • Chingoiro S., (2012), “Seminar Presentation: Financial Development and Economic Growth: Panel Evidence from Selected Countries”, Botho University

Teaching and Supervision

Teaching and Supervision:

  • Managerial Economics
  • International Investment Analysis
  • Risk Management for Financial Institutions
  • Advanced Microeconomics
  • Management Accounting
  • Financial Management/ Corporate Finance
  • Management Information Systems
  • Operations Strategy
  • Supervision of Graduate Students’ Dissertations

Teaching and Supervision

  • Managerial Economics
  • International Investment Analysis
  • Risk Management for Financial Institutions
  • Advanced Microeconomics
  • Management Accounting
  • Financial Management/ Corporate Finance
  • Management Information Systems
  • Operations Strategy
  • Supervision of Graduate Students’ Dissertations