For the first three months, she sold groundnuts at a roundabout. But the money bought only ugali and mchicha —no rent. When the landlord threw her mattress onto the muddy street, a woman named Fatma, with gold teeth and a laugh like a cracked bell, found her.
One day, Kuma received an invitation to meet with the President of Tanzania. He was impressed by her achievements and wanted to learn more about her business and philanthropic efforts. Kuma was honored to share her story with the President, and she presented her vision for a thriving and sustainable Tanzanian economy. Kuma Za Malaya Wa Tanzania
This article is intended for educational and public health awareness purposes. It does not promote or solicit sex work. If you are a sex worker in Tanzania in need of help, contact WAMATA at their toll-free line or visit your nearest government clinic for free STI screening. For the first three months, she sold groundnuts