I have supervised 11 PhD students to successful completion and I am currently supervising 5 PhD students. PhD research to date has included: the role of AI and ultrasound in TB diagnostics, gender influences on nutrition, MDR-TB and cash transfers, gender differences in child stunting, HIV (men's role in vaginal microbicides, HIV management in couples and young women living with HIV in Zambia), STIs (ethnography of the management of STIs in a rural Zambia), TB (children's role in managing TB, TB and mental health), community engagement and ethics in CRTs, and, disability (disability groups, the impact of COVID-19 on people with disability). I supervise Master level students at LSHTM for projects on annual basis. I have led training linked to research studies on: academic writing skills; participatory research methods; Broad Brush Surveys; stigma and sexual behaviour research methods; child centred methodologies; household-surveys; study protocols; and ethics. I have helped develop adult education material on raising awareness and challenging HIV and TB stigma. I completed CILT 1 in June 2012. I am very committed to building social science capacity and promoting intra-disciplinary research in sub-Saharan Africa. I have been a MO on distance learning modules medical anthropology and research methods for health policy, often delivered sessions or lectures for the HIV, contributed to an infectious disease module (TB content), and am a marker on different modules.