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It is now six years since Bi. Maimuna’s initiation, but her words are still fresh in Afaafa’s mind.

“I have a passion for the drum. When I play it, I feel alive and briefly forget the pain of losing loved ones and my home..."

“Raising a family of eight children alone is difficult. Uncertainty and fear crowd your thoughts,”

“Everybody was frightened as news of the novel coronavirus dominated the media. Some even wondered if it was the name of a new gun.."

As a graduate student researching refugee movements following the Rwandan genocide in the mid-1990s, I studied Dr. Mahiga’s writings closely.

Tanzania has been a model of peace and stability in the East and Southern African region and has had a long tradition of welcoming and hosting refugees.

As the pandemic evolves in Tanzania, UNFPA continues to ensure that the health and rights of women and girls remain at the forefront of recovery efforts.