Directory of Commonwealth Scholars and Fellows 1960 – 2002

CSFP PROFILES
MUTHUMARY MZIZI
Institute for Mass Communications (from 2002); Member, Governing
Board, Pakistan Montessori Training Centre (from 1999); Assistant
Editor, ‘Dawn’ magazine, Pakistan Herald Publications (from 1975).
Previously: Research Officer, Pakistan Institute of International Affairs
(1962–1969).
Email: zubeida@super.net.pk
MUTHUMARY, J Kalaivani (India). Commonwealth Fellow
(Botany (Electron Microscopy)), Imperial College London, United
Kingdom (1988–1989).
Currently: Professor, University of Madras (from 1996).
Previously: Reader, University of Madras (1990–1996); Lecturer,
Department of Advanced Studies in Botany, University of Madras
(1982–1990).
Email: botany@usnl.com; mm_j@rediffmail.com
MUWANGA-ZAKE, Elijah S K (Uganda). Commonwealth Scholar,
PhD (Agricultural Statistics), University of East Anglia, United
Kingdom (1983–1987).
Currently: National Consultant, Uganda Bureau of Statistics (from
2002); Chairman, Sub-country Water Development Committee (from
2000).
Previously: Director, Department of Trade of External Debt, Bank of
Uganda (2002); Deputy Director, Trade and External Debt Department
(1998–2001); Commissioner for Statistics, Central Statistics Office
(1994–1998); Secretary, LC II Committee (1990–1995); Assistant
Director, Agricultural Secretariat (1988–1994); Secretary, Uganda
Statistical Society (1983–1988).
Email: muwangazake@hotmail.com
MUYA, Mundia (Zambia). Commonwealth Scholar, PhD
(Construction Management), Loughborough University, United
Kingdom (1996–1999).
Currently: Head, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
University of Zambia (from 2002); Chairperson, Editorial Board,
Engineering Institution of Zambia (from 2001); Editor, Journal of
Engineering Institution of Zambia (from 2001); Lecturer, Department
of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Zambia (from
1999).
Previously: Chairman, Lusaka Branch, Engineering Institution of
Zambia (2000–2001); Lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering,
University of Zambia (1991–1996).
Email: m.muya@eng.unza.zm
MWAKALI, Jackson Araali (Uganda). Commonwealth Scholar,
MSc (Structural Engineering), University of Surrey, United Kingdom;
PhD (Structural Engineering), University of Surrey, United Kingdom
(1985–1990).
Currently: Head, Department of Civil Engineering, Makerere
University (from 1999); Senior Lecturer, Makerere University (from
1998); Member, Technical Committee on Environmental Impact
Assessment, National Environment Management Authority (from
1998); Member, Technical Committee on Building and Construction
Materials, Uganda National Bureau of Standards (from 1994).
Previously: Chairman, Bagungu Community Association (1997–
1999); Vice-Chairman, Civil Engineering Division, Uganda Institution
of Professional Engineers (1994–1997); Lecturer, Makerere University
(1992–1998); Teaching Assistant, Makerere University (1983–1985).
Email: mwakali@techmuk.ac.ug
MWANG’OMBE, Agnes Wakesho (Kenya). Commonwealth
Scholar, MPhil (Plant Pathology), Imperial College London, United
Kingdom (1984–1988).
Currently: Vice-President, African Crop Science Society, Uganda
(from 2001); Associate Professor of Plant Pathology, University of
Nairobi (from 1997); Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, University of
Nairobi.
Previously: Board Director, Kenya Commercial Banks (1997–2000);
Chairperson, Kenya Professional Organization of Women in
Agriculture and Environment (1993–2000); Advisory Committee
Member, CTA, Netherlands; Advisory Panel Member, Farm Africa.
Email: mwangombe@kenyaweb.com
MWANSA, Kalombo Thomson (Zambia). Commonwealth Scholar,
PhD (Law), School of Oriental and African Studies, United Kingdom
(1988–1992).
Currently: Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
(from 2002).
Previously: Chairman, Cambridge Society of Zambia (1996–1997);
Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs (1993–2002);
Member, Senate, University of Zambia (1992–1993); Tutor/Lecturer,
University of Zambia (1979–1993).
MWANSOKO, Hermas J M (Tanzania). Commonwealth Scholar,
DPhil (Linguistics and Swahili), University of York, United Kingdom
(1984–1987).
Currently: Chairman, University of Dar es Salaam Academic Staff
Assembly (from 2000); Chairman/Deputy Chairman, National
Kiswahili Council of Tanzania (from 1993).
Previously: Associate Research Professor, Institute of Kiswahili
Research, University of Dar es Salaam (1993–1987).
Email: hermasm@yahoo.co.uk
MWENDIA, Kiriinya (Kenya). Commonwealth Scholar, MSc
(Management and Business Studies), University of Warwick, United
Kingdom (1978–1979).
Currently: Executive Chairman, Twin Travel and Tours Ltd (from
2002).
Previously: Director, Finance and Corporate Planning, Kenya
Commercial Bank (2000–2002); Senior Deputy Director, Kenya
Wildlife Service (1996–1998); Board Director, Kenya Revenue
Authority (1995–1997); Chairman and Treasurer, Parklands Sports
Club (1992–1998); Financial Director and Company Secretary,
Express Kenya Ltd (Lonrho) (1988–1995); Chief Accountant, BAT
Kenya Ltd (1980–1988); Chief Accountant, Longman Kenya Ltd
(1979–1980).
Email: kmwendia@yahoo.com
MWILA, Stanley Chungu (Zambia). Commonwealth Scholar, PhD
(Agricultural and Rural Development), University of Bradford, United
Kingdom (1981–1986).
Currently: Director, Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa
(COMESA) (from 1999).
Previously: Principal Economist, Southern Africa Development
Community (SADC) (1998–1999); Senior Economist, SADC (1991–
1998); National Economist, UNDP (1988–1991); Research Fellow/
Lecturer, University of Zambia (1985–1988).
Email: cmwila@comesa.int
MYBURG, Henrietta (South Africa). Commonwealth Scholar,
Research towards PhD (Molecular Plant Pathology), University of
Oxford, United Kingdom (2000–2001).
Currently: PhD Student, University of Pretoria (from 1999).
Email: cassi.myburg@fabi.up.ac.za
MYERS, Allan James (Australia). Commonwealth Scholar, BCL
(Law), University of Oxford, United Kingdom (1971–1972).
Currently: Barrister, Queen’s Counsel (self-employed).
Awards: Queen’s Counsel (QC).
Email: ajmyers@vicbar.com.au
MZIZI, Joshua Bhekinkosi (Swaziland). Commonwealth Fellow
(Theology and Religious Studies), School of Oriental and African
Studies, United Kingdom (2002–2003).
Currently: Senior Lecturer, University of Swaziland (from 2002);
Secretary, Board of Trustees, Swaziland National Association of
Teachers (from 2001); Board Member, Open Society Initiative of
Southern Africa (from 2001).
Previously: Secretary-General, Human Rights Association of
Swaziland/ Human Rights and Democracy Institute of Swaziland
(1996–2003); Founder Secretary-General, Human Rights Association
of Swaziland (1990–1991); Tutor, Faculty of Humanities, University
of Swaziland (1988–1991); Lecturer, University of Swaziland (1987–
2002); Secretary, Headmasters’ Association of Swaziland (1983–
1987); Headmaster, Mankayane and Velebantfu High Schools (1982–
1986).
Email: joshzizi@uniswacc.uniswa.sz
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