I am proud of the woman I have become, a medical doctor. Because of this, it makes me happy that I am able to help so many people from different walks of life. I am also proud that I did not allow circumstances define my goals and aspirations. I am proud to be a changemaker...
Women are natural health providers, it is twisted within our DNA” Mazyanga Lucy Mazaba is a mother of four, two beautiful young ladies and two handsome boys. She is an epidemiologist, but for the longest time, ever since 1986 to 2016, Mazyanga was a practicing Medical Laboratory Scientist in virology, specifically vaccine preventable diseases including...
Fatou Mbacké Sy is a Senegalese, and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree (B.A) in Anthropology and an MPH. Fatou is a project coordinator at ENDA Santé, an international NGO, created and based in Senegal, but present in over 10 countries in West and Central Africa. She has extensive experience in HIV/AIDS programming and research,...
Erushka Pillay leads public health programs on non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and HIV. Many of these programs have focused on health systems strengthening, capacity building of health care workers and access to care for marginalized communities. The growing HIV epidemic in South Africa and the barriers to care that Erushka witnessed pushed her to pursue work...
Despite my setbacks, one thing remained constant, that my life’s goal was to make a difference in the health disparities I witnessed on an almost daily basis Albertina Ngomah Moraes works with the Zambia National Public Health Institute as a Knowledge Translation Officer. This role is a relatively new field that is often misunderstood and...
