Ruth Ng’wananogu was born in 1983 in Ndola Zambia. She grew up in the heart of the copper belt and after completing her secondary education she worked as a kindergarten teacher. After a few years of working in Zambia, Ruth decided to move back to her motherland Tanzania where she went on to studying social work. After she completed her studies Ruth moved on to Arusha where she joined True Africa. It was her passion for people and love for her county that drove her to work in the Tourism industry.

Ruth is fluent in English, Swahili, Bemba, and can speak a little of her mother tongue (Sukuma). Ruth has a beautiful son, who is one year and four months, her thoughts on mother hood “Bliss”. She enjoys swimming, singing and watching movies.

Her favorite animal is the giraffe, simply because it’s Tanzania’s national animal and they are tall with such elegance and grace, just like Ruth.

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