Mr MF Lugoma

Expertise

• Engineering Education
• Environmental and Water Resource Management
• Mine Valuation (Economics)
• Mining

Qualifications

• MEng (Civil Engineering); University of Johannesburg
• BEng (Mining Engineering) – University of Lubumbashi

Fields of academic interests

Research Interests:

• Mineral Resource Management and Valuation; Mine Design and Planning
• Water Resource and Environmental Management

Field of Specialisation

• Water/Mineral Resource Valuation
• Environmental Management

Books

Selected Publications:

• Lugoma, M.F., 2017. On-campus mine surveying practicals: their contribution in training mining engineering students in an open distance learning context. Journal of the Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 117(3), pp.207
• Lugoma, M.F.T., Van Zyl, J.E. and Ilemobade, A.A., 2012. The extent of on-site leakage in selected suburbs of Johannesburg. Water SA, 38(1), pp.127-132.
• Lobanga, K.P., Lugoma, M.F.T., van Zyl, J.E. and Ilemobade, A.A., 2008. The Extent of Non-Compliant Plumbing Components and On-Site Leakage in South Africa. In Water Distribution Systems Analysis 2008 (pp. 1-8). ASCE.

Google scholar/orcid/researcher profile:

Google scholar

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Professional positions, fellowships & awards

Professional Affiliation:

• SAIMM
• SAICE
• WISA
• IMSSA

Other

Short Biography:

Mr Lugoma is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Electrical and Mining Engineering, College of Science, Engineering and Technology (CSET), University of South Africa (UNISA). He received his Master’s Degree in Engineering from the University of Johannesburg in 2009. He was employed as a lecturer at the Universities of Lubumbashi and Mbujimayi (Department of Mining Engineering), Senior Mining Engineer and Mine Manager at LA MINIERE DE BAKWANGA – Direction of Production (DRC) until September 2006. He completed his postgraduate studies, between 2007 and 2009, in South Africa, before joining UNISA in 2010. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Environmental (Water) Management.

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