Aaliyah Mussa

Aaliyah Mussa joined Grant Thornton in 2025. She is an Assistant Manager in the Advisory team and has 5 years of work experience.

Experience

Prior to joining Grant Thornton, she worked as an analyst at an economic consultancy in the UK from 2020 to 2022 where she applied economic and quantitative techniques to competition and antitrust issues specialising in merger control and abuse of dominance cases. Her role involved using regression analysis to estimate follow-on damage claims, conducting industry research and assisting in drafting expert reports for the UK and EU competition authorities. She then returned to Botswana and worked as an independent consultant for 2 years.

Her role at Grant Thornton involves driving strategic planning initiatives, conducting in-depth market analysis, and performing comprehensive feasibility studies. She plays a key role in offering strategic guidance on operational improvements, helping clients streamline processes, optimize performance, and achieve long-term business goals. Additionally, she collaborates closely with cross-functional teams to deliver impactful solutions tailored to each client's unique needs.

Sector experience

Aaliyah has provided advisory support to clients in various industries including telecommunications, automotive, financial services and manufacturing industry.

Professional qualifications and memberships

Aaliyah holds a MSc Economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science and a BSc (Hons) in Economics and Management from King’s College London.

Technological proficiency

Aaliyah has experience using Stata, a statistical software used for data analysis, and Tableau, a software used for data visualisation. She is also proficient in using the Microsoft Office suite for producing high quality output.

Community involvement

Aaliyah participates in Grant Thornton’s CSR initiatives such as recently supporting Government’s Digital Transformation Strategy within the education sector by sponsoring a state-of-the art imported tech panel – a first for public schools in Botswana. Over the years, Grant Thornton has supported various local communities paying special attention to the upliftment of education in Botswana.

Languages spoken

English