Aloyce Urassa

COVID-19: YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE A TASK TODAY AND TOMORROW                          By: Aloyce P. Urassa, Youth Leader for Health-Tanzania Every time I listen or watch the news, I learn the world is speaking one language. Even though there are no new cases update within country, we are all in one way or the other talking about COVID-19, which has so far washed away over three hundred and sixty thousand lives, bruised the economy and social life at large.    As the world is in shambles and experiencing a huge adjustment into “the new normal” it is clear and beyond doubt that the world needs not only to bounce back but to correct and adjust for a better tomorrow.     On 26 th April 2020, during my presentation on radio about engagement of young people in health systems strengthening, I received a very interesting and rhetorical question from a listener who introduced himself as a young person, “How can the go...

WHEN WILL I LIVE AGAIN? Urassa Aloyce   It’s night already, Quietly sitting in my room, I hear a voice around, “When will I live again?” It sounds like a young lady, Calling her dad and mom, Asking, “Why all these”? “When will I live again?” “Through love you were bound together, In it you decided, And the outcome was me, but When will I live again?” With discipline you raised me, Morals you installed in me, But look! These men are ruining me, When will I live again?   With disappointments I exist, Miserably walking and speaking, Holding a lot in my heart, When will I live again? Pray dad, pray mom, For these men to take care, Not to destroy me, Then, I will live again. ©2019

ENTREPRENEURSHIP, INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY. A PATH TO SUSTAINABILITY AS HEALTH PROFESSIONALS.                                Aloyce P. Urassa  The World is fully of challenges as well as opportunities. Health being one of the very challenged sectors creates a need for strategic plans and visions by really people. Being creative and innovative is among the core values that any health professional who is really focused, determined and passionate should posses. Health practitioners are called to be realistic and able to cope with the complexity of the health system.  Becoming a health professional is merely being a people’s servant than just an employee. Health is a carrier that needs passion, readiness, enough skills and knowledge. It is an opportunity from God for one to stand between life and death of an individual. Being realistic in practice is the best feature that one needs to posses ...