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Chimange, Dr. Alexander

Zimbabwe

Conflict management and good governance

Fields of expertise

Election violence and democracy

University/Academic education

01/2013 to 01/2016

PhD, Election violence and good governance, Freiburg University

06/2007 to 06/2009

MA, Peace, Leadership and Governance, Africa University, Zimbabwe

09/1988 to 09/1993

B.Sc., Geography and Environmental Studies, ISP Jose Varona, Cuba

Professional experience

Since 04/2016

Resource Governance Consultant, AGEH CPS specialist, University of Makeni

11/2009 to 10/2011

Director, Zimbabwe Community Conflict Resolution Agenda, Mutare, Zimbabwe

06/2006 to 06/2009

Regional Manager, Zimbabwe Civic Education Trust, Mutare, Zimbabwe

09/1993 to 06/2006

Head of Department, Ministry of Education, Mutare, Zimbabwe

Selected publications

Chimange, A (2010). Political Participation in Zimbabwe, African Forum for Catholic Social Teaching (AFCAST), Harare.

Chimange, A. (2012). Civil society collaboration challenges in Zimbabwe: The case of Mutare District’. Lambert Academic Publishing.

Chimange. A (2016).The Electoral Authoritarian Regimes and election violence: The case of Manicaland Communities in Zimbabwe 2008-2013. Freiburg, Germany.

Awards and scholarships

02/2015 African Good Governance Network Fellowship, Germany Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Bonn Germany 03/2013 PhD Scholarship (Euro 40,500) awarded by the Catholic Academic Exchange Service (KAAD), Bonn Germany 08/1988 Five Year Bachelor of Education scholarship, Cuban-Zimbabwean Governments

Languages

English, Spanish, Germany

AGGN regional chapter

Southern Africa regional chapter

City and country of residence

Mutare

Zimbabwe