Professor of New Testament with more than 25 years of distinguished service in higher education, theological scholarship, and academic leadership. Holds a PhD in New Testament Interpretation and an MA in Political Science & Public Administration, bringing a unique interdisciplinary perspective that bridges biblical hermeneutics, cultural studies, and political theology. Former Head of the Department of Biblical Studies at Justo Mwale University, where he provided visionary leadership in curriculum development, faculty mentorship, and institutional growth. He has an outstanding record of supervising both doctoral and master’s candidates, guiding emerging scholars toward academic excellence and impactful research. A prolific author and researcher, his work explores the dynamic intersection of New Testament hermeneutics, African cultural contexts, and political theology, contributing to the advancement of contextualized theological discourse in Africa and beyond. His publications and research outputs are widely recognized for their depth, originality, and relevance to contemporary theological challenges. Internationally acknowledged as a global voice in African theology, he has been invited to deliver keynote lectures, participate in scholarly fellowships, and engage in ecumenical dialogues across Africa, Europe, and North America. His contributions have strengthened cross-cultural theological conversations, enriched academic networks, and positioned African perspectives at the forefront of global theological scholarship.
