Salome Gregory
The Citizen Tanzania
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Past articles by Salome:
How skin problem helped Ismat start cosmetics business
Despite selling only 10 pieces of soap in four months she went ahead to invested all her Sh6 million savings into the businesses → Read More
Betty: With hard work, no role is too big to be attained
Women tend to limit ourselves for various reasons, but ultimately it is the fear of rejection. → Read More
Aspiring Abera hints on leadership accountability
Ms Abera says she acknowledges the importance of mentorship programmes as a way of learning more and faster than not having one → Read More
Nancy: Why self-belief is paramount
She says women should have long-term goals and a clear plan of achieving them, while ensuring that whatever they do complements those objectives. → Read More
Mwanaisha feels motivated when customer is happy
Mentorship has helped her rise through the ranks; as mentors don’t judge or scold but coach and shape people in their career path. → Read More
Jane is flying high, thanks to perseverance
In her various engagements, she has been involved in surveys, evaluation, data collection, supervision, data entry, analysis and report writing. → Read More
Jovitha: To climb corporate ladder reliability is main currency
Her experience in the corporate world started when she was still an undergraduate student, through internships and exchange programmes. → Read More
Sheba: Why gender should not define who you are
She says she never compromises on honesty, or entertain back-stabbing, which she describes as a “slow poison” that should be kicked out of the workplace. → Read More
Sabra committed to claiming women’s space in leadership
Sabra Machano’s achievements at ZSSF include increasing the Fund’s reserves by 70 percent → Read More
Suzana dedicated to improving healthcare system
She believes that motivation is required to help more women advance in the professional world → Read More
Sabiha: Setbacks shouldn't mean the end of the world
She encourages open communication and teamwork and makes it a point to listen to the group’s problems and ideas. → Read More
Meet Quinlan Makalle, a teen with big dreams
He calls upon parents to encourage and support their children in following their dreams. → Read More
Zahra: On the importance of having a success road map
Having a gender policy will help women showcase their capacity in leadership. → Read More
How Rushika made it in a male-dominated tech space
Rushika Pattni shares that being a woman in the tech space hasn’t always been rosy despite her success → Read More
Meet Mbapila with vast job experience in legal matters
She says at Endoxa, the focus is on building dynamic teams for the different practice areas with the right mixture of technical skills → Read More
Tanzania to fast-track policy to help infertile individual
Currently there is no guidelines for delivery of IVF services in the Tanzania, the policy to that goal would be ready within one month. → Read More
Nothing happens by chance: Flora’s journey to the very top
The most rewarding thing about her career is the mental stimulation that comes with it as it involves finding solutions to complex matters → Read More
Experienced banker who found new career passion
At the Bank of Africa she found herself handling sensitive projects and representing the managing director in various meetings. → Read More
Collaborative approach makes for a more cohesive team
Maruma says even though some people might consider her lucky, she says her triumphs are purely a result of hard work and preparations → Read More
Rising Woman Initiative 2023 sets its sights on more impactful storytelling
We are continuing with our dedicated vision of telling the amazing stories of women in leadership positions in Tanzania → Read More