Sharon Munjenjema

Associate Reporter

Sharon Minjenjema joined Global Press in Zimbabwe in 2016. She has always been engaged in writing ever since she was young and nothing makes her more happy than to have to do it as a profession. She is passionate about education and doing her best to be well informed to be in a better position to inform others.

Articles

Arts

In Zimbabwe: They Fix the Road for Tips, But Are They Really Helping?

Global Health

Zimbabwe’s Policy Ending Dialysis Fees Saves Lives But Strains Hospitals

Economy

Amid Historically Low Record Sales, Zimbabwe Labels Turn to Piracy to Promote Artists

Human Rights

Tech Entrepreneur Aims to Help Zimbabwe’s Commuters Travel Safely

Arts

As Reading Culture Declines, Zimbabwe’s Authors Find an Audience Online

Human Rights

Nkosana Moyo: The Economist

Human Rights

Zimbabwe’s Elections Have Many New Parties, but Parties Have Little Money

Arts

Hemp-Infused Hair Products in Zimbabwe Gain Traction Despite Illegality

Human Rights

In Wake of Mugabe’s Resignation, Zimbabwe’s Youth Hope to Take More Active Role in Government

Arts

In Zimbabwe, Female Comedians are Gaining Popularity in a Male-Dominated Field

Arts

Fashionistas Still Mourn, Months After a Ban on Camouflage Clothes in Zimbabwe

Arts

Traditional Spiritualists Seek Aid and Recognition to Spur Economic Recovery

Global Health

Zimbabwe Urged to Provide Free Sanitary Products in Schools