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After years of despair, 90 Zanzibar amputees walk again with free prosthetic limbs

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Jesse Mikofu
After years of despair, 90 Zanzibar amputees walk again with free prosthetic limbs
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Ninety amputees in Zanzibar have received free prosthetic limbs through a partnership between the Naya Qadam Trust and the Zanzibar Global Health and Education Foundation. The project aims to restore mobility and economic independence to individuals who previously struggled with daily activities.

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This initiative significantly improves the quality of life and economic prospects for disabled individuals in an underserved region.

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Unguja. Ninety people who had lost one or both limbs have been fitted with free prosthetic legs in Zanzibar, giving them renewed independence and hope after years of living with limited mobility.

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