Traditional healers in Tanga, Tanzania, have a long-standing presence and play a vital role in the community by providing alternative and complementary health care services. These healers, often called “waganga wa jadi” in Swahili, use a variety of indigenous techniques and remedies passed down through generations. Their practices include herbal medicine, spiritual healing, and the interpretation of dreams and omens. They are highly respected in their communities for their deep understanding of local customs, the natural environment, and the cultural significance of their healing practices. Many locals continue to rely on their expertise for treating ailments and maintaining spiritual and physical well-being.
