Life expectancy in Zimbabwe is the lowest in the world, but Zimbabweans across the political spectrum insist the country can recover from its crisis. The Day After Mugabe collects the views of key actors, commentators and policy experts. The contributors unravel what has gone wrong, and identify priorities for a lasting recovery. Their analysis defines the issues which will determine Zimbabwe’s future.
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