I am a young Tanzanian woman who finds joy in the simple, powerful rhythm of life. To me, food is a love language. I love the art of cooking it just as much as the pleasure of eating it. To keep my energy high and my spirit bright, I stay active and love the challenge of exercise. Above all, I value connection; I am a dedicated listener who believes that being present for others is the best way to stay grounded.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

​"I am here to share the true spirit of Tanzanian hospitality (Utu) and break down stereotypes about solo female travelers from East Africa. As a Tanzanian woman, I love meeting people from different walks of life to exchange stories, traditional recipes, and perspectives.
​Whether I am hosting in my home city or surfing in a new country, my goal is to build a global family. I believe that travel is the best education, and Couchsurfing allows me to see the world through the eyes of locals while offering a 'home away from home' to those visiting the 255."

Interests

Let's talk about this in person

• working out
• inspiration
• listening
• hiking in nature
• travelling around the world
• cooking and baking

Music, Movies, and Books

I love good music

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Becoming the woman I am today

Teach, Learn, Share

​The Art of "Karibu": How to master Swahili greetings and the deep-rooted etiquette of Tanzanian hospitality.
​Spiced Cooking: How to make authentic Pilau, Ugali, or Chai ya Rangi (ginger tea) from scratch.
​The "Right Hand" Rule: Essential social do's and don'ts, like the cultural importance of using the right hand.
​Local Hacks: How to bargain at the market (Genge) like a pro and find the best street-side Chipsi Mayai.
​Modern Tanzania: Real stories about life, womanhood, and culture in East Africa that you won't find in a guidebook.

What I Can Share with Hosts

"I’d love to bring a bit of Tanzania to your home! I can cook us a traditional Pilau or Chapati dinner, share some authentic Kilimanjaro coffee I’m traveling with, and teach you a few Swahili phrases. I’m an easy-going guest, so I’m also happy to help out with dishes and keeping the place tidy while I'm there."

Countries I’ve Visited

Kenya, Uganda

Countries I’ve Lived In

Tanzania