Founder and Executive DirectorWoteSawa Domestic Workers Organization
Passionate human rights advocate and strategic leader with over 15 years of experience in
empowerment, policy advocacy, grassroots mobilization, and organizational development. As
the Founder and Executive Director of WoteSawa Domestic Workers Organization, I have led
local and national efforts to protect the rights and dignity of domestic workers—especially
women, girls, and children—through legal reform, public awareness, provision of shelter,
education, and community engagement. With a background in Law and lived experience as a
former domestic worker, I bring a unique, authentic perspective to advancing gender equality,
legal empowerment, and social justice in Tanzania by promoting decent work for domestic
workers, ending child labour and combating human trafficking.