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Failure to forgive, mistrust, and poor communication between couples have been cited as major causes of gender-based violence. This was highlighted during a mass wedding of nine couples at AIPCA Church in Leshau Pondo Ward, Ndaragwa.
POOR COMMUNICATION AND MISTRUST LINKED TO RISING GBV CASES
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