As a Senior Analyst, Serge focuses on providing accessible research and analysis contributing policy solutions to promote SADC regional integration and sustainable development in Africa. He also represents PESA in Policy Dialogues across SADC. A champion of PESA’s vision, Serge has co-authored a number of publications and his expertise is focused on Manufacturing and Trade and the Francophone African countries. He has an insightful understanding of regional integration, and public policy.
Serge’s work has been supported through extensive training such as the African Programme on Rethinking Development Economics (APORDE) by the South African Department of Trade, Industry and Competition, and the UCT Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit Summer School. Serge received his B.Com. (Hon.) in Business Administration and Economic Sciences from Université Protestante au Congo and his M.A. in Economics from Rhodes University.
Climate Change and Adaptation in SADC
Trade and Regional Integration in SADC
Youth Unemployment and Empowerment in SADC
Public Debt and Government Finances in SADC
Political Conflict and Development in SADC
Impacts of Africa-Sino Relations on Development in SADC
Land Reform and Rural Transformation in SADC
Impacts of Political Uncertainty on Growth in SADC
- Hadisi, S. & Snowball, J. 2017. ‘Employment in the Cultural and Creative Industries in South Africa’, South African Journal of Economics, Vol. 84, Issue 4. Available At: https://2017.essa.org.za/.
- Hadisi, S. & Fryer, D. 2016. Extractive Industries Versus Human Development? Towards Sustainable Economic Development in Sub-Saharan Africa, TIPS: Pretoria. Available At: https://www.tips.org.za/.