Hendry R. Sawe is an emergency physician and the current Head of Emergency Medicine Department at Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS). He also serves as the departmental Research and Residency program director. Dr Sawe is also an adjunct Assistant professor of Emergency Medicine at Carolinas Health Care system, in Charlotte USA.

His research interests include Trauma management, Critical care, medical education, and Emergency care systems development.

He is also an associate editor for both Tanzania Medical Journal and African Journal He is also an associate editor for both Tanzania Medical Journal and African Journal of Emergency Medicine, serves as president of the Emergency Medicine Association of Tanzania (EMAT), the national professional association charged with disseminating emergency care in Tanzania, and a vice-president of the African Federation for Emergency Medicine (AFEM).

Juma A. Mfinanga received his medical degree at Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania in 2008. He completed EM residency training at MUHAS in 2013, being in the first batch of locally trained Emergency Medicine Physician in Tanzania, serving as a chief resident and chairman of All postgraduate in the University.

He is currently the Head of Department of Emergence Medicine at Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH), the largest National referral Hospital in the country and serves as coordinator of EMS and Disaster in the Hospital and coordinator of PTC in the Country. Juma Mfinanga has an significant research interest in EMS, disaster and Trauma

He is also serves as general secretary of the Emergency Medicine Association of Tanzania (EMAT), the national professional association charged with disseminating emergency care in Tanzania, treasure of Medical association Tanzania (MAT) and a member of the African Federation for Emergency Medicine (AFEM).