Gertrude Pswarayi

Senior Reporter

Gertrude Pswarayi was a reporter with Global Press in Zimbabwe. She reported on matters of education, health, infrastructure, and politics with the hopes of bringing social change to Zimbabwe.

Articles

Zimbabwe

Gertrude Pswarayi, GPJ

Zimbabwean Entrepreneur Trains AIDS Orphans to Recycle Videocassettes Into Salable Apparel

Zimbabwe

Arranged Child Marriages in Christian Churches Defy Zimbabwe’s New Constitution

Zimbabwe

Outdated Sewer System Pollutes Zimbabwe, Threatens Health

Zimbabwe

Abandoned Farm Workers Living in Poverty as Union Leaders Flee the Country

Zimbabwe

Menstruation Remains Taboo, Hinders Education Causes Health Problems

Zimbabwe

Sexual Violence Plagues Lesbians in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

Artist Arrested, Genocide Exhibit Closed in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

Patriarchy and Polygamy Prevent Progress for Women

Zimbabwe

Gay in Zimbabwe: Arrests, Limited Access to Health Care

Zimbabwe

Basic Rights Denied to Sex Workers

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe’s Education System on the Verge of Collapse, Corruption Blamed

Zimbabwe

Bribery and Corruption a Way of Life for People Seeking Access to AIDS Care in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

Violence Between Women On the Rise in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

Facebook Grips Zimbabwean Youth

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwean Artists Continue Work Despite Extrajudicial Threats

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Strengthens Laws Against Rape, Sensitizes Reporting Process

Zimbabwe

Inheritance Customs Haunt Women Despite Legal Reforms Toward Gender Equality

Zimbabwe

Livestock Initiative Restores Land, Water in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Continues Tight Grip on Media, Minorities Lack Coverage and Access

Zimbabwe

International Uprisings Create Tension in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

In Zimbabwe, Mental Health Patients Shunned, Hospitals Underfunded

Zimbabwe

Political Rape Survivors Come Forward in Advance of 2011 Election