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Zanzibar, Tanzania — Jackie held her one month old child to her chest. If for no other reason, the new life pressed against her had to be why she stopped using. Jackie, whose surname has not been published to protect her privacy, has been in and out of treatment centres seven times. Zanzibar has launched an aggressive campaign to deal with its drug problem but everyone is confounded by how to help female addicts such as Jackie, whose treatment always seems to end the same way — back on the streets using. The help available to addicts in Zanzibar is rare in the rest of Africa, where only one in 18 drug users have access to help services, as compared to one in three in North America. This has drawn addicts from across East Africa and as far as Oman to seek help. Zanzibar has a network of 11 sober houses that have treated more than 3, people, harm-reduction programmes for those still using, daily step meetings around the island, and for the past two months, a methadone clinic. But women are slipping through the cracks of these services. Women constitute a minority of drug users, but they are likely under-reported and they also experience devastating consequences of addiction: female injection drug users face higher mortality rates, higher risks of HIV infection, and faster progression to dependency. Female drug users are stigmatised around the world but particularly in conservative Zanzibar, where 99 percent of the population is Muslim. Women are typically introduced to injection drugs by a male partner with whom they often share needles. Injection drug user rates have ballooned to 16 percent, and among sex workers to They had just finished a step meeting and the women traded stories while smoking cigarettes. Stretched across the door step was a woman who periodically groaned as the pain of withdrawal rustled her consciousness. Sandra misses her two children. It is illegal for children to be in sober houses in Zanzibar, a barrier for many women. By Abigail Higgins. Published On 28 May 28 May Sponsored Content.

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Site map. To previous section. To next section. Hospitals, doctors, pharmacies and police. Zanzibar Travel Guide. Zanzibar Town. Travelling around. Where to stay. Where to eat and drink. Bars and clubs. Freddie Mercury. Local services. Medical serv. Places to visit. East African slave trade. Hospitals, doctors, pharmacies and police Zanzibar island's main public hospital is Mnazi Moja General Hospital , on the south side of stone town. During the island's revolutionary heyday it was called the lenin hospital, but this title has now been dropped. Like many hospitals in developing countries, the staff are dedicated but the wards are badly under-funded, under-supplied and in very poor condition. Equally distressing is the pile of rubbish including drip-feeds and needles simply dumped on the beach behind the hospital. In case of real emergency, the nearest major hospital, fully staffed and equipped, is the Aga Khan Hospital in Mombasa. You may even need to fly there by charter plane if necessary if things are really serious, but this should be covered by your insurance. Most tourists go to one of the private medical clinics where staff speak English and the service is usually better. The medical centres also have pharmacies selling medicines and other supplies. Just off Vuga Rd, near the Majestic Cinema, this clinic is recommend by most expatriates. It's a fully equipped facility, run to European standards, and the staff members speak several European languages. Zanzibar Medical Group Other medical centres If your insurance covers only major medical problems, and you want to keep costs down for something minor, you could go to one of Zanzibar's other medical centres: Afya Medical Hospital ; Also on Vuga Rd. Pharmacies If you need to buy medicines, Zanzibar Town has several pharmacies stocking drugs which are mostly imported from Europe and India, and other items such as toiletries and tampons. Stocks are not always reliable, so if you know you're likely to need a specific drug during your visit, it's best to bring a sufficient supply with you. Straightforward medicines, toiletries and tampons are also available at the 'container stores' on Creek Road. Police In case of emergency in zanzibar town, the main police station is in the Malindi area, on the north side of Stone Town or This is also the central police station for the whole of Zanzibar. Robberies can be reported here travel insurance companies usually require you, if you are making a claim, to prove you have notified the local police , but you should not expect any real action to be taken as the police are not particularly well motivated. Zanzibar also has a platoon of Tourist Police, supposedly to assist and protect Zanzibar's foreign visitors, although many people question their effectiveness. They are mostly seen driving around town in fancy new patrol cars, while touts continue to hassle tourists unimpeded. Click on the logo to buy this book online. Meanwhile for links relevant to this page: An introduction to African safari.

Buying Ecstasy Zanzibar