Washington, DC and Arusha, Tanzania Thursday, October 3, 2024
Solar Sister today announced that Cesear Mloka has joined Solar Sister Tanzania as Country Director, following a successful career at d.light, Serengeti Breweries (part of EABL Group owned by Diageo), Equity, Celtel, and Zain. In addition to her extensive executive experience, Cesear has served as a Non-Executive Director and Board Member, further enhancing her strategic leadership across various industries, including renewable energy, financial services, telecommunications, and FMCG.
As the new Country Director, Cesear Mloka is poised to drive Solar Sister’s growth and impact in Tanzania. Her commitment to the organization’s mission of empowering women entrepreneurs and expanding access to clean energy solutions in rural and underserved communities is unwavering.
“We are excited to welcome Cesear Mloka as Solar Sister’s new Country Director for Tanzania. With a wealth of experience leading across various industries, Cesear is deeply passionate about fostering growth and committed to sustainable development,” said Olasimbo Sojinrin, Solar Sister’s Chief Operating Officer. Her leadership will be instrumental in empowering women entrepreneurs to expand clean energy distribution throughout Tanzania, advancing our mission to create lasting change in underserved communities.”
She will focus on scaling operations, enhancing women’s economic opportunities, and ensuring that Solar Sister continues to play a vital role in providing sustainable energy solutions that uplift communities.
Cesear’s extensive experience and her passion for innovation uniquely position her to guide Solar Sister Tanzania to new heights. She has successfully led transformative initiatives in the renewable energy sector, including market expansion and the development of impactful business strategies that deliver both social and economic value.
With Solar Sister, Cesear looks forward to empowering more women entrepreneurs, fostering sustainable energy access, and creating lasting positive change across Tanzania.