Dar es Salaam work areas

Masaki and Oyster Bay

Quiet, green streets on the Msasani Peninsula north of the centre, with embassies, international schools, hotels and restaurants.

Working here

Who employs people

Embassies, international organisations and NGOs, international schools, hotels, restaurants, supermarkets and private clinics are the main employers, alongside many households. Typical openings are teaching and school support roles, hotel and kitchen staff, office and programme roles, drivers, security and domestic work.

Getting there

Ali Hassan Mwinyi Road links the peninsula with the city centre and with Bagamoyo Road. Daladala run to Msasani and along the main roads, but many workplaces are a walk, a bodaboda or a bajaji ride from the nearest stop. Check how you will get home after a late shift.

Open jobs that name Masaki and Oyster Bay

1-1 / 1 advertised roles

Before you accept

  1. Confirm the exact workplace. Many employers have more than one site in the city, and the office address is not always where the job is.
  2. Work out the daily trip and its cost at the hours you would travel, not at midday.
  3. Never pay to apply or to be hired. Report any advert that asks for money.

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