Lecturer
Ms Gay Tapiwa Gweshe
Qualifications: DPhil Student (Public Management and Governance): (North West University) MSc Public Administration (UZ) Dip Human Resources Management (IPMZ) BSc Hon Administration
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Autobiography
Ms. G.T. Gweshe has a trail record of effective lecturing, research and innovation. She has been teaching at the university of Zimbabwe since 2017. For the past four years, Ms Gweshe has taught Population Policies, Population Related Acts, Public Sector Development, Local Government Management, Human Resources Management, Quantitative Social Science Research and Labour Relations. She is involved in many undertakings beyond curriculum and engages with students in research activities as well as community development.
Research Interests
Public Sector Reform Management; Public Sector Innovation; and Public Policy
Publications and Research Profile
Publications
Contributor: International Labour Organisation.2022. Exploring decent work in the pharmaceutical industry: Job creation in the production of medical cannabis in Lesotho and Zimbabwe. Geneva. International Labour Office.
- Chiware, M., Gweshe, T. G., Kanodeweta, F., Maiwasha, B., & Muronza, C. (2021). the impact of flexitime on motivation and work performance of health workers in Zimbabwe: evidence from Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals. Advances in Social Sciences Research Journal, 8(5), 683–691
- Maiwasha, B. & Gweshe, G.T. 2020. Performance contracting complexities in Zimbabwe’s public sector: the case of the office of the permanent secretary. JOPPA: Volume 7 (2), 45-58
- Gweshe, G.T., M. Chidhakwa, A. Chakacha. 2021. With the people: Towards an innovative transport policy that is people-centric and relevant under the impact of COVID-19. Journal of Urban Systems and Innovations for Resilience in Zimbabwe. Vol. 3 (1), 221-243
Conferences and Workshops Attended
- University of Zimbabwe Faculty of Social Studies Postgraduate and Undergraduate Teaching Seminar, 15 November 2018 (LLT)
- Nutrition and Food Security Question in Zimbabwe: Change and Continuity- June 2015(UZ)
- Monetary Policy under Multiple Currency System by Doctor Mangudya RBZ Governor May 2015
- UNESCO Public Lecture: Youth Engagement and the Sustainable Development Goal, 3 September 2018 (LLT)
- POLAD Public Lecture: Overview of TICAD-How Zimbabwe Can Benefit by Prof Kataoka Waseda University Japan, 12 March 2018
Innovation
Conceptual Innovation: Paper on Rethinking institutional governance: a case for Modernisation of Policy Governance in the Second Republic: (Co-Author)
