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How a woman in Tanzania overcame her heroin addiction

Michael Oti | Elayne Okaya | Mira Fricke
February 13, 2024

Heroin is the third most used illicit drug in Tanzania. Elizabeth talks bravely with DW's Chinoso Egemba about her emotional journey to get over her heroin addiction.

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DW's Editor Michael Oti
Michael Oti Author, Presenter and Editor at DW's Programs for Africa
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