Tanzania, July 21 -- Morogoro. Domestic workers have been urged to leverage the 'e-Utatuzi' digital platform, which enables them to submit labour disputes remotely at any time without visiting the Commission for Mediation and Arbitration (CMA) offices.

The CMA made the call here during the opening of a one-day training session for domestic workers.

The e-Utatuzi platform addresses domestic workers' challenges by allowing them to file and track labour rights complaints, such as unfair termination and unpaid wages, through online procedures anytime, eliminating the need to physically travel to CMA offices or deal with congested paper files.

Speaking during the event, CMA director Usekelege Mpulla said the digital system directly tackles ...