The Golden Trash

About the Book

The book The Golden Trash is non-fiction based on real life issues affecting women worldwide. It reveals all sorts of agony traumatising females of all ages, race and status in various societies. The book further exposes how selfish and ignorant men are considering the way they treat females. Men cause most of the abuses mentioned by the book. Even governments seem to tolerate and demonstrate stubborn ignorance on ill treatment of females. Despite moves to introduce equality for women on the legislative and political front, discrimination on grounds of gender remains an international reality and concern. Governments have long promised to render adequate support for women but the gap between this promise and the women's plight still remains immeasurably wide. The book clearly reveals that while women are under-represented in national and international decision-making structures, they are pathetically over-represented among the victims of gross human rights abuse. This book also acts as a loud voice on behalf of all affected women who have voices that are never heard. In God's eyes we are all equal and having the same opportunities and value irrespective of gender.

About the Author

Garai was born on the 18th of December 1975 in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. This Poet and Novelist started creative writing at the age of ten, a habit he expressed with keen enthusiasm. Some of his work has featured in quite a number of magazines. Garai attended the government college in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe and later went on to complete a certification in Information Technology. Garai's works are mostly inspired by a spiritual vision to acclaim and overcome the torment of a bedevilled concept.