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Rosemary Musvipwa
Author

Rosemary is a freelance journalist  and researcher with interests in Health communication and communication for sustainable development.
She has written stories for magazines and has worked as both a photo and video journalist for local organisations in Zimbabwe. Currently, she also teaches English language and communication and is involved in HIV/AIDS life skills projects targeted at youths.

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Story
September 28, 2016
Water and sanitation for rural Zimbabwe
topic:Health and Sanitation
by:Rosemary Musvipwa
The worldwide goal of water and sanitation has been set, and in Zimbabwe, efforts are being made to get closer to that target, especially in rural areas.
Story
August 05, 2016
More strip tease for Zimbabwe
topic:Women’s rights
by:Rosemary Musvipwa
To some, the sight of a naked body in the public sphere is a normal artistic expression; to others, it evokes feelings of disgust; what about Zimbabwe?
Story
July 20, 2016
Alternative medicine in Zimbabwe
topic:Health and Sanitation
by:Rosemary Musvipwa
“An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” Medical science has endeavoured to certify how worthy this fruit is as an alternative to mainstream [...]
Story
May 25, 2016
Zimbabwe’s roadside sculpture market
topic:Arts
by:Rosemary Musvipwa
The roadsides of Zimbabwe are growing into the new market place for anything worthy of being sold to satisfy a human being’s basic needs.
Story
February 22, 2016
Zimbabwe and the ripple effect
topic:Economic Fairness
by:Rosemary Musvipwa
Zimbabwe and the ripple effect affecting its neighbours, whether they want it or not.
Story
February 10, 2016
Sidojiwe: “We have been picked up”
topic:Health and Sanitation
by:Rosemary Musvipwa
Many of the residents of the Sidojiwe flats are just happy to have a roof over their heads, as their home is nothing short of a deplorable dwelling.
Story
December 10, 2015
Cheap, new ways of getting high
topic:Health and Sanitation
by:Rosemary Musvipwa
Affordable, accessible and highly intoxicating – the highly dangerous, intoxicating and illegal drugs of the ‘cheap’ drug industry in Zimbabwe.
Story
September 17, 2015
Child Prostitution in Zimbabwe
topic:Child rights
by:Rosemary Musvipwa
Girls are climbing onto the bandwagon of sex work due to poverty and even negative peer pressure. Prostitution is illegal but rampant in Zimbabwe.
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