Moses Nyakuwanika

Dynamic Lecturer with more than 17 years of successful lecturing accounting modules. Known for interesting lectures with helpful supporting materials and detail-oriented classroom management. Dedicated to individual student success and comprehensive understanding.

• Nyakuwanika, M., van der Poll, H. M. & van der Poll. (2025). The role of institutional theory in enforcing environmental management compliance within the Zimbabwean gold mining sector. AOSIS Publishing, Cape Town, South Africa
• Tiki, A., Gwangwava, E. & Nyakuwanika, M. (2025). Effects Of non-implementation of audit recommendations on performance of local authorities in Zimbabwe: Establishing a model for best practice. In Maurice N: Amutabi (ed), African Development Potential and Impact. Nairobi: CEDRED Publications. Ppl. 286 - 306.
• Nyakuwanika, M. (2022). An integrated framework of environmental management accounting practices to promote green gold mining in Zimbabwe. (Doctoral dissertation, University of South Africa (South Africa)).www.proquest.com/docview/3224598942
• Nyakuwanika, M. & Gutu, J. G. (2016). Evaluation of the youth and indigenisation policies in Zimbabwe, In:C, Chidoko (Ed.), Economic reforms and policies in Zimbabwe: A concise analysis. Mambo Press, pp.126-144

• The American Institute of Cerified Public Accountants (AICPA) & The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA)
• Left with strategic level

• Nyakuwanika, M. (2026). Institutional Frameworks and Entrepreneurial Mindset Development in Emerging Economies: Evidence from MasvingoProvince, Zimbabwe, Administrative Sciences, 16(4), 202
• Nyakuwanika, M. (2026). Exploring the Role of Management Accounting Education in Fostering Entrepreneurial Mindset Development in Zimbabwe. Administrative Sciences, 16(4), 189.
• Nyakuwanika, M. & Panicker, M. (2025). The role of environmental accounting in mitigating climate change: ESG disclosures and effective reporting - a systematic review. Journal of Risk and Financial Management, 18(9): 1-19
• Nyakuwanika, M. & Panicker, M. (2025). Assessing the environmental and socioeconomic impacts of artisanal gold mining in Zimbabwe: pathways towards sustainable development and community resiliance. Resources, 14: 1-29
• Nyakuwanika, M. (2025). Solastalgia following environmental change in gold mining areas of Zimbabwe: A case study of lived experiences. Challenges, 16(49):1-25. https://doi.org/10.3390/challe16040049
• Nyakuwanika, M. & Panicker, M. (2025). From gold to grief: The psychological toll of climate change on mining communities in Zimbabwe. Sustainability, 17, 7503. https://doi.org/10.3390/su17167503
• Nyakuwanika, M., van der Poll, H. M. & van der Poll, J. A. (2025). Accounting for waste by the Zimbabwean gold mining sector. Journal of Accounting and Management, 15(2): 33 - 50
• Tiki, A., Gwangwava, E. & Nyakuwanika, M. (2025). Evaluating implementation of financial audit recommendations on performance of local authorities in Zimbabwe. Journal of Management Sciences, Innovation, and Technology, 1(1): 47 - 66
• Nwosu, L. I., Segotso, T., Enebe,, N. B. And Nyakuwanika, M. A., 2024. Systematic review of key success factors in postgraduate studies. South African Journal of Higher Education, 38(1), pp.82-92.
• Nyakuwanika, M., van der Poll, H. M. & van der Poll, A. J. (2023). Validating an environmental management accounting practices framework for greening of Zimbabwean goldmining. Journal of Sustainability Science and Management, 18: 98- 125.
• Nyakuwanika, M., Duve, M. & Chagwiza, O. (2022). Bridging sustainable development gap in the gold mining sector of Zimbabwe: A conceptual framework on the role that can be played by Microfinance institutions. Journal of Health and Environmental Research, 8(2): 128-140
• Nyakuwanika, M., van der Poll, H. M. & van der Poll, J. A. (2021). A conceptual framework for greener gold mining through environmental management accounting practices (EMAPs): The case of Zimbabwe. Sustainability, 13: 1-26
• Duve, M., Mandizvidza, R., Chibaya, T. & Nyakuwanika, M. (2017). Tax regulation and sustainability of Microfinance institutions in Masvingo urban, Zimbabwe. International Journal of Management & Social Sciences, 6(3): 426-439
• Zhou, S., Mutembwa, B., Gutu, G. J., Nyakuwanika, M. (2016). Effectiveness of internal auditors in the public sector: A Case of Zimbabwe. Dynamic Research Journal (DRJ), 1(2): 1-10.
• Gutu, G. J., Nyakuwanika, M., Matowanyika, K. & Unganayi, M. (2015). An analysis of loan repayment performance in government microcredit programs: A case of small enterprises development corporation (SEDCO) in Zimbabwe (2009 - 2012). Archives of Business Research, 3(2): 54-72.
• Nyakuwanika, M. (2014). Why companies change auditors in Zimbabwe? (2003 - 2013). Research Journal of Finance and Accounting, 5(5): 171-181.
• Muzividzi, D. K., Matowanyika, K., Hosho, N., Nyakuwanika, M. & Gutu. G. J. (2013). How does the integrated approach to corporate governance enhances company performance? European Journal of Business Management, 5(13): 82-93
• Nyakuwanika, M., Gutu, G. J., Zhou, S., Tagwireyi, F. & Chidoko, C. (2012). An analysis of effective responsibility accounting system strategies in the Zimbabwean health sector (2003 -2011). Research Journal of Finance and Accounting, 3(8): 86 - 92

• Tiki, A. A Framework for the Implementation of Audit Recommendations for Improved Performance of Local Authorities in Zimbabwe. Chinhoyi University of Technology. Thesis Submitted for Marking in December 2025
• Matuka, P. Model for Enhancing Tax Revenue Mobilisation from Small-to-Medium Enterprises in Bulawayo Metropolitan Province. Chinhoyi University of Science and Technology. Currently on Chapter 2
• Shaalukeni, T. Development of a framework for effective implementation of zero-based budgeting as a financial control mechanism of state owned enterprises in Namibia, University of South Africa. Proposal Pass and Started Thesis April 2026

• Nyakuwanika, M. & Panicker, M. (2025). Environmental and socioeconomic impacts of artisanal gold mining in Zimbabwe: pathways to sustainable development and economic resiliance. 3rd Multi-inter-Transdisplinary conference on Africa Transformation Pespectives. Walter Sisulu University, East London, Eastern Cape, South Africa. 23-25 April 2025.
• Nyakuwanika, M., Amutenya, T., Dzingirai, M., Kamotho, D., Muzira, M. R. & Kwenda, C. (2025). Environmental accounting and sustainable business practices : insights from managerial interviews in selected firms in Zimbabwe. ICFSB Conference. Namibia University of Science and Technology, Namibia, Number 2025

• Stanslaw Mutakuramombe (2024). The impact of lean accounting principles on operation efficiency and cost reduction on manufacturing firms in Zimbabwe: A case of Verify Manufacturing Ltd, Great Zimbabwe University
• Ethel Mutunami (2024). Target cost management implication in the manufacturing industry performance: Case of Delta Beverages, Great Zimbabwe University
• Julious Takura (2024). Artificial intelligence, big data analytics and automation in transforming cost and cost and management practices in NGOs: Case of Welthungerhilfe, Zimbabwe
• Mitchell Makwara (2024). Strategic implementation of target costing for enhanced project cost control and performance, Great Zimbabwe University
• Admire Mukombachoto (2024). The efficacy of sustainability and non-financial reporting in influencing business and investment decisions, Great Zimbabwe University
• Tapiwa Magonya (2024). Performance measurement reports in addressing accountability problems in the public sector: Case of Marondera Municipality, Great Zimbabwe University
• Caroline Mhlanga (2023). An analysis of management accounting practices (MAPs) of small to medium enterprises, Great Zimbabwe University
• Magwadza Sifelani (2023). Evaluating the use of management accounting techniques (Balanced Scorecard) in adapting to remote work during pandemic. Great Zimbabwe University
• Trust Chikuni M205104 (2023). An assessment of target costing as a tool for improving business processes and performance in construction companies: A case of Hulgreich Contractors, Zimbabwe, Great Zimbabwe University
• Tirivangani Matanga M226037 (2023). Overcoming implementation barriers: addressing challenges to sustainability management accounting adoption in Zimbabwean manufacturing companies for sustained sector recovery and growth, Great Zimbabwe University
• Brian Manjengwa M194574 (2022). Sustainability accounting and accountability in the Zimbabwean public sector: A multi-case study of state enterprises in the energy sector, Great Zimbabwe University
• Tawonga Muzah M141165 MBA (2022).The association between vision statement implementation and organizational performance: The case of ARIPO. Great Zimbabwe University
• Emily Chakawa M200919 MBA (2022). Effect of financial inclusion on financial performance in the banking sector, Great Zimbabwe University
• Talent Selemani M200898 (2022). The role of NGOs in promoting environmental management accountability in rural areas in Masvingo: Case of Caritas Zimbabwe
• Eddington Chikukamare M200002 MBA (2022). Association between packaging and consumer buying behavior in the manufacturing industry. Great Zimbabwe University
• Ackmore Merejara M196456 (2022). Role of NGOs in promoting environmental management accountability in developing countries: Case of CARE International, Zimbabwe. Great Zimbabwe University
• Portia Zimunya M172716 (2021). The Role of Forensic Auditing in Fostering Corporate Governance in Zimbabwe’s Parastatals: Case of the National Social Security Authority (NSSA). Great Zimbabwe University
• Justin Ndudzo M132762 (2021). Impact of information technology (IT) on auditing process: Case of DBO Zimbabwe. Great Zimbabwe University
• Twomore Mutaurwa M167117 (2021. Environmental management accounting in extraction and mining industries, implementation as a management accounting tool for enhancing sustainable corporate and economic development: Case study of Zimbabwean mining industry
• Tariro Muhla M178440 (2020) Investigation of the impact of target costing strategies on financial performance: Case of High Court of Zimbabwe. Great Zimbabwe University
• Vivian Charera M153304 (2019). The role of NGOs in promoting environmental management accountability in developing countries: Case of Plan International, Zimbabwe. Great Zimbabwe University