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How one woman Is rewriting Zambia’s disability story - Prime Progress NG
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How one woman Is rewriting Zambia’s disability story - Prime Progress NG
In 2001, when she was just 14, Rachael Chomba suffered a severe bout of meningitis and malaria that left her unconscious for a week. Fortunately, a shot of quinine revved her back to life, but the episode changed her life forever. The sensory nerves in her ears had been irreparably damaged, and Chomba found that she was hard of hearing upon consciousness. Chomba, the youngest of twelve children, had grown up in Kasama, Northern Province, leadi…
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