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my daddy thought this lady she's lady for marriage she should go out there like other women to get married I don't get that money but I did extraordinary I started very small as compared to the only one machine and I had only one lady who was working with me I wanted something that was so different and one of the challenges was that disobeying my mother penis and ambition I didn't akitoki the company with an economy like Tanzania or like Uganda or like Kenya where it was a developing economy it's growing and we feel that these countries are growing but when you fail to empower 50 percent of your population to participate equally you're losing out the whole country the economy is growing we see a number of opportunities arising and as a result we will see a lot more women trying to realize that they need to do much better than they have in now I'm working for the biggest company in Europe the Alpha Club of Germany doing 300 clients per season is interesting here for example whenever they see with more than 300 clients we think now what she's a leaf Hey as they grill it has it has not been easy from the family and when I told my dad that I have the nerve ripped I had am pregnant Felice he what I got from him is the Farrah beating I was thrown out of my home by my parents nobody when both had to know whether she got a baby or not I was taken by an auntie I got a chance my dad my mom agreed to take care of my boy so that I can't go to their school to do their hiking and trekking I truly loved seeing the planes that I liked attempting to the guests and I told my parents I want to do something with tourism of life my mom told me no secretly I apply for a college and I was enrolled I told my father this is water okay you go follow your heart if you want to do that and I went to college I finished my first year my first diploma came looking for a job there was no job and my monotone I told you I told you look at so and so went to the teachers training college she's employed by the government you should go back and do something different and I told my mom I'm not going to do that I did the interview when I told him what is the Ranger it's like a ranger is a person who checks guests on a game break and how do you feel about are you ready to face the challenges it was a difficult difficult thing to do every time they tell you charity it is not your work this this is not where you belong go back home you belong to the kitchen and I realized at the end of the day nobody wanted me even on the mountain with the guides and porters because when you are doing it you are all alone as a woman senior guys who have been there for most of the time could teach me tell me now you are so desperate as a lady you're good-looking you could not go look for a man to marry you you've come here to do this dirty job as a lady no bath no washing sleeping on the ground what is office but I took them what a man can do I can also do when I started my own company but was what gender occupational biases will still act as barrier for women to take their full potential this is was a male dominant job being a guide and now I'm here as a guide nobody has done it I don't want to be a failure than Tiffany I need to prove and walk hard and show these people that it's possible it's not easy as most challenging is where we operating a beard in Yama I'm dealing with men I am a woman so in the first place abroad supposed to be sitting with the men in the limiting but I have no choice never do they have a choice as a society develop women I realized they have an opportunity to make a living through enterprising in Tanzania you're looking more at women business owners' you're looking at women who are very active in the informal sector most of the women the informal sector informal sector those the kind of self-employed they are doing their own businesses as they start to grow and register their businesses and want to add and grow and become formalized but also go from a small enterprise or a small informal business to a medium or large sized enterprise that's where you see those barriers for women it's women lack of education then they don't have the skills that they need to grow a business later in life so they're sort of constrained by that educational piece they require constant material 200 an acquaintance America to help ianua nuclear bomb Nike to go click on a robo yeah we put the final because mobile require any and liquify family any high tillymann and elkanah , and he I'm lucky to nacho nacho Catania like Heaney my de le pieu and the coke wombo combooo nearly choked on a funny meme aquiline college good and worthy to venom bunny I just started my business without any capital from anybody but I started with a saving my own money and it's me who I was doing all activities like purchasing raw materials sourcing customers delivering those items we realized that there is a issue of equality and inequality and so they need a lot of empowerment for that to happen voicing is important somebody he's the big man he wants faster for before he meets you before he does anything to you you have to he has to take you out for a coffee yet you are manipulated just because you are a woman our registration institutions is the not so ugly it's not so transparent sometimes so also it has a lot of bureaucrats of coming today tomorrow after tomorrow so it might be taking too long the process of the your business to be registered of the of the constraints are maybe from external active a financial constraints its he not easy to get to credit my bank invisible asthma o in a kid to conferences or hockey Simona is occasionally pop or ala for example manage when he goes to the bank to Cora she doesn't do some cases she never needed a his signature of the wife but women do needy signatures of their husbands to borrow and effectively luckily we do have banks and financial institution that gives nose to women that's the most important thing and they realized that women can be good custodians of what they've been given the the changes that are coming down didn't in the in the Omo the the oil perspective the big firms and all these things cotton farms and all this and the majority yet still they will still be women because it's not the man it's a traditional man out there about and for them because that is not the way they are treated they are special you go to Uganda and what we looked at there on a much different scale there's a similar issue it's the sort of the resources and the barriers to what women are doing there you're looking at women trying to farm an acre of land with one hand held oh that takes I think they were telling us it takes two weeks to plow a field with that one handheld device if they had an ox plow it would take them two days if you look at that productivity difference I think that's the key issue there is is how do you make women a little bit more productive in in the time that they have it in the area they have and what's the barrier to to that woman being able to get a No the women are the engine of the home living the men they would ask money from women to go out in the back out of the money they have solve it from cotton so it is better if the woman if a woman knows more about cotton or more about crops men only will help with days money unless a married somebody was staying with a husband the husband will help but if she's single there's nobody in the no man can come can't come and help unless she's going to pay him the women must recognize themselves that they need their freedom sometimes and also they have to educate their husbands that they are equal to them and may they have right to run their business and they team up in a family matters they say when you educate a woman you educate to the funny yeah they will finally get educated yeah the family change their family life change economic elites and the officials most happiest thing for me is when guests came and say all lady danger we're so happy to have my lady dangers and it was a motivation to me to know that it seems like many as the guests have been wanting to ugly the dangers but maybe they've never seen one or maybe they've never had one but coming to the modern feature attempt on finding a lady bindiya they were so pleased and very happy about it what I'm doing today I think I've dominated in business as a woman I am doing great I have like more than 200 people I have a hundred and fifty Porter's that are a dummy I have 25 Porter's 35 guides qualified well trained so whenever we have like three groups four groups overlapping you have a lot you can care law I really are feeling proud with my business because it is growing and the main market is export market in the USA Japan and Spain where we export big accessories and most of the customers who are coming here they appreciate how rare they have changed much I want to turn something remain into business because I'm a good example I want to start an institution where we can trade with me because so many women in East Africa are suffering in terms of my career Aubree loved money geology yeah like last year I did most of them during the ice season I'm an ADA teacher chamber camp and allowed actually have set goals for my future company in five years I hope and I'm planning I'll be having a cultural Tanzanian cultural center training centre which will be engaging trainings on sharing and fashion designing and also production most of those villages will access my book you cannot access those women themselves that they would want their children to go to school they would want to move into town they would want to butter there is that understanding the value of the money what they can do with the money and of course when there is money there is opportunity I know okay they want more training give them more training oven this add more then if they could get inputs like seeds pesticides to help them to improve more so what they can get better yield and use the profit in the house you know finding a way to equalize the playing field it's not promoting women over men it's finding a way to to equalize where they're both able to produce to their full potential if seeing countries that do empower women and that do allow women to participate equally in society and and equally in the economic sphere that they do better those countries have higher GDP if they do better it's finding a way to to equalize where they're both able to produce to their full potential and I think that's that's the big issue there I think he specially created well if we're both men in the women are we share the same cake do and you