By Own Correspondent Melissa Sibanda is a 25-year-old single mother who lives in Reuben, Epworth in the outskirts of Harare. For a year, she served as a Doctors Without Borders (MSF) peer educator in the Adolescents Sexual Reproductive Health (ASRH) project, a project that provides comprehensive SRH healthcare to adolescents and young people in Mbare and Epworth suburbs. Melissa’s first hurdle in life was falling pregnant at an early age of 19. Difficult as it was, today, she looks back at how her experiences of motherhood and being a peer…
Read MoreMotherhood and peer education roles help Melissa to reshape her life and prepares her for the future.
