List of Monographs, Compilations around Themes and Books

• Zimbabwe in Transition
• Restoring Zimbabwe’s Agricultural Prowess: What is to be done? by Simon Pazvakavambwa, Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture, presented at SAPES Trust.
• The SADC Troika Meeting on Zimbabwe: Does this amount to ‘Intervention’ – The ‘Boot Is on the other foot,’ After the Mbeki-Tsvangirai Initial 5 Differences: Now It’s the Zuma-Mugabe Tussle, by Martin Rupiya, Former Zimbabwe Defence Forces and Security Advisor, presented at SAPES Trust.
• SADC/Zimbabwe Road Map: The Role of JOMIC and the Challenges Ahead, by Welshman Ncube, Former Minister of Industry and Commerce, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Careless Whispers from Harare: What WikiLeaks Reveals about Zimbabwe’s Politics, by Ibbo Mandaza, Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• The National Question in Zimbabwe: How far towards its resolution? by Dumiso Dabengwa, ZAPU President, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Zimbabwe’s Draft Constitution: Are we almost home and dry? by Ibbo Mandaza, Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• The COPAC Debacle: A Case for another Constitutional Commission? by Ibbo Mandaza, Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• The SADC Troika on Zimbabwe: Against the arrogant disdain, impunity and reckless rhetoric in Harare by Ibbo Mandaza, Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Why there could be no elections in 2013, by Ibbo Mandaza Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, presented at Sapes Trust.
• Reflections on Zimbabwe’s 2013 Elections, by Ibbo Mandaza Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Zimbabwe at 32: A Typical Post-Colonial Trajectory? by Ibbo Mandaza Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Zimbabwe’s Transitional Government: The first 100 days by Ibbo Mandaza Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Zimbabwe any hope beyond Amendment 19? by Ibbo Mandaza Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• On the Constitutional Court decision in Defense of Constitutionalism and Preservation of National Sovereignty by Prof. Arthur G.O. Mutambara, Deputy Prime Minister of Zimbabwe, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Crisis: Why the Maputo (SADC) Summit might not be the last before the elections, by Ibbo Mandaza, Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• The Foundations of the Crisis in Zimbabwe by Ibbo Mandaza Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Whither Opposition Politics in Zimbabwe, by Hon. Tendai Biti, MDC Renewal, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Beyond Party Politics: Towards a National Vision for Zimbabwe, by Hon. Morgan R Tsvangirai, Former Prime Minister of Zimbabwe, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Review of the Global Political Agreement: Elections or GPA Two in 2012? By Chris Mutsvangwa, Shadow Member of Parliament for Norton & former Zimbabwe Ambassador to China, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Constitution-Making in Zimbabwe: Has COPAC failed? If so why? What are the implications and what is the way forward? By Ibbo Mandaza, Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Review of Zimbabwe’s GPA: Two years on, By Tendai Dumbuchena, Journalist, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Overcoming the legacy of violence as the basis of national healing, By Thoko Matshe, Human rights activist, presented at SAPES Trust.
• The Essar Deal, the Chisumbanje Crisis and the Save Conservancy problem: Symptoms of Policy Discord in Government or Sheer Corruption? By Elton Mongoma, Former Minister of Energy and Power Development, Government of Zimbabwe, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Has the Constitution answered the gender question? By Jessie Majome, Former Deputy Minister of Women’s Affairs, Government of Zimbabwe, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Zimbabwe’s International Relations
• European Union and Zimbabwe: What is the import of the targeted sanctions? by Aldo Dell’ariccia, Former European Union Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Presented at SAPES Trust.
• The African Union, by Ibbo Mandaza, Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• The Future of US-Zimbabwe Relations, by Ambassador Charles A. Ray, Former US Ambassador to Zimbabwe, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Regional Integration in Africa: Can a revived federation of Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe assist? by Gilbert Mudenda, Co-Founder and Trustee of Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Globalisation, Democracy and the African Agenda: Another view from the South, by Vusi Mavimbela, South African Ambassador to Zimbabwe, presented at SAPES Trust.
• China-Zimbabwe Relations: An analysis, by Heather Chingono, Lecturer, Dept. of Political and Administrative Studies, University of Zimbabwe, presented at SAPES Trust.
• The future of Anglo-Zimbabwe relations, by Deborah Bronnert, British Ambassador to Zimbabwe, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Towards Greater Regional Economic Integration: What does the Northern Corridor mean for Botswana, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Mozambique itself? by Gilbert Mudenda, Co-Founder and Trustee of Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• The Chinese experience in Special Economic Zones, by Lin Lin Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe, presented at SAPES Trust.
• The Future of EU-Zimbabwe Relations: Demystifying some myths, by Aldo Dell’ariccia, Former European Union Ambassador to Zimbabwe, presented at SAPES Trust.
• US Policy in Post-Election Zimbabwe, by Ambassador Bruce Wharton, US Ambassador to Zimbabwe, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Zimbabwe’s Extractive Resources Sector
• Zimbabwe’s Diamond Story: Unbundling the mystery that surrounds it, by Farai Maguwu, Director, Centre for Research Development, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Zimbabwe’s Indigenisation Program and the Community Trusts: Myth or Reality? by Saviour Kasukuwere, Minister of Youth Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment, presented at SAPES Trust. Indigenisation and the recent Zimplats precedent: What does this really mean? by Godwills Masimirembwa, Former ZMDC Chairman, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment (IEE) Policy and job creation, by Hon. Francis Nhema, Minister of the Youth Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Strengthening Transparency and Accountability in Extractives, by Innocent Gonese, MDC T Chiefwhip, presented at SAPES Trust.
• The Role of Political Parties on Resource Governance, By Gilbert Mudenda, Co Founder and Trustee of SAPES Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Transparency and Accountability in the Extractive Sector: Observations and Recommendations , By Mutuso Dhliwayo, a lawyer and Director of the Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA) and Isaac Kwesu, President of the Zimbabwe Institute of Management , presented at SAPES Trust.
• Standalones
• Remembering Steve Biko in the Context of the Ten Years of Democracy, by Ibbo Mandaza, Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Zimbabwe’s Journey: An Overview and Highlights of the Last 200 Years by Ibbo Mandaza, Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, paper reviewed on Nehanda Radio.
• WikiLeaks Saga: National, Regional and International Implications for Zimbabwe, by Professor Jonathan Moyo, Member of Parliament, presented at SAPES Trust.
• The Post Liberation Phase in Southern Africa: Problems and prospects, by Blade E. Nzimande, Minister of Higher Education and Training, Government of the Republic of South Africa, presented at SAPES Trust.
• Nationalism and Belonging to Zimbabwe: Reflections on Identities and Power Dynamics by Sabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni, Zimbabwean Historian, Senior Researcher at the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA), presented at SAPES Trust.
• Reflections on the Zimbabwe Elections 2013 by Ibbo Mandaza, Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, paper published in the Mail and Guardian.
• The ZANU PF Congress: The Triumph of the Securocrat State? by Ibbo Mandaza, Executive Chairman Sapes Trust, paper published in the Zimbabwe Independent.
• Politics and Extractive Industries in Southern Africa – Southern Africa Resource Watch Report on Transparency and Accountability in the Extractives (2014) – Zimbabwe Environmental Lawyers Association (ZELA). Prsented in Mutare at ????
• Ushe’s Mission in Zimbabwe, By Mungai Lenneiye, Former World Bank Representative to Zimbabwe

Economic Policy Conference

• Zimbabwe New Economic Agenda: The Future of Parastatals by Gorden Moyo, Hon. Minister of State Enterprises and Parastatals, Presented at Sapes Trust.
• The IMF and Zimbabwe by Dan Ndlela, Senior Economist, Presented at Sapes Trust.
• Zimbabwe: Outlook for Economic Recovery by Timothy R Muzondo, IMF representative, Presented at Sapes Trust.
• Zimbabwe: Foundations of a New Economic Agenda by Tendai Biti, Minister of Finance, Presented at Sapes Trust.
• Social Policy Conference
• The Future of Higher Education by Michael Mambo, Former Secretary for Higher Education and Technology, Presented at Sapes Trust.
• The Church, Politics and Religion in Zimbabwe by Ezra Chitando, Associate Professor, Religious Studies, University of Zimbabwe, Presented at Sapes Trust.

Obituaries

• Nelson Mandela and the Legacy of African Nationalism by Ibbo Mandaza, Executive Chairman Sapes Trust.
• Solomon Mujuru: A leader who made (and unmade) history in his own way, by Ibbo Mandaza Executive Chairman Sapes Trust.
• Solomon Mujuru: An Obituary, by Ibbo Mandaza, Executive Chairman Sapes Trust.
• Nkala: A Controversial Nationalist Giant, by Ibbo Mandaza, Executive Chairman Sapes Trust.

Upcoming publications

• Succession Politics and the ZANU PF Body Politic – Derek Matyszak