Kamo Nunu

Health researcher and data analyst with six years of experience spanning management consulting in African public health programming and pharmaceutical research and development. Four years at Genesis Analytics designing and implementing monitoring and evaluation (M&E) frameworks for large-scale, multi-country programmes funded by the Gates Foundation, translating complex performance data into evidence for government ministries, donors, and programme leadership across 15 African countries. Complemented by two years in pharmaceutical quality control at Adcock Ingram Healthcare, and by applied statistical training through an MSc in Epidemiology and Biostatistics at the University of the Witwatersrand (submitted for examination in July 2026 and awaiting outcome).

Skilled in Stata and Advanced Excel, with a developing quantitative toolkit spanning causal inference and biostatistical methods.

Health Practice Associate at Genesis Analytics (2024-03 – 2025-11)

• Designed and implemented M&E frameworks for Gates Foundation-funded public health programmes across 15 African countries, tracking performance against logical framework indicators and donor-defined KPIs.
• Scaled the HIV Prevention Self-Assessment Tool (PSAT) across multiple South-South HIV Learning Network (SSLN) countries following adoption by National Departments of Health, leading orientations, self-assessment analysis, and insight development for senior government and programme stakeholders.
• Led strategic engagement across a network of 200+ stakeholders spanning National AIDS Councils, government ministries, civil society organisations (CSOs), and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), coordinating multi-sector alignment and performance tracking across Sub-Saharan Africa.
• Contributed technical data analysis to multi-disciplinary teams supporting grant proposals that secured $5M+ in follow-on development funding from bilateral and multilateral donors.

Health Practice Analyst at Genesis Analytics (2021-11 – 2024-03)

• Synthesised literature and quantitative data into knowledge products, including policy briefs and infographics, directly informing national HIV prevention guidelines across East and Southern Africa.
• Supported development of Theory of Change models and results-based frameworks for multi-country health programmes, mapping inputs, outputs, outcomes, and impact against donor accountability requirements.
• Managed bilateral partnerships for South Africa and Zambia as SSLN Country Engagement Lead, stewarding relationships with National AIDS Councils (NACs), Departments of Health, and implementing partners to align national HIV prevention priorities with programme objectives.
• As PSAT Activity Lead, contributed to the core team that developed this Excel-based diagnostic instrument during its initial design phase, alongside early country-level orientations and capacity building.
• Produced quarterly performance dashboards and donor reports, translating complex health datasets into evidence-based insight for bilateral donors and programme leadership.

Junior Laboratory Analyst, Research and Development at Adcock Ingram Healthcare (2019-02 – 2020-12)

• Performed pharmaceutical quality control analysis under Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) protocols, contributing to quality release decisions spanning raw materials through finished products.
• Supported formulation and stability testing within the research and development pipeline, contributing to product development processes in a regulated pharmaceutical manufacturing environment.
• Contributed technical data to quality and compliance documentation within the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA)-regulated manufacturing environment.

MSc in Epidemiology and Biostatistics – University of the Witwatersrand (2026-07)

BSc Honours in Microbiology and Biotechnology – University of the Witwatersrand (2019)

BSc in Biological Sciences – University of the Witwatersrand (2018)