In The Media
11 June 2026
The Dignity in Every Home Campaign – Amy Tekie the co-founder of the Izwi Domestic Workers Alliance joined Saskia to talk about the The Dignity in Every Home Campaign which is aimed at protecting the rights & dignity of domestic workers.
29 May 2026
Domestic workers across South Africa are regularly working 14-hour days, living apart from their families, earning below the national minimum wage, and being subjected to bullying, assault, and discrimination behind the closed doors of private homes.
22 May 2026
The Dignity in Every Home campaign is a national
initiative focused on strengthening awareness of domestic workers’ rights and supporting
employers to create trusting, fair, safe, dignified and lawful home-work environments.
11 May 2026
The Dignity in Every Home campaign is a national initiative focused on strengthening awareness of domestic workers’ rights.
2 May 2026
Nearly one million domestic workers form the backbone of South African households, yet their labour often remains invisible, unregulated and undervalued.
1 May 2026
The Izwi Domestic Workers Alliance said employers must recognise the responsibility that comes with hiring someone into their home.
1 May 2026
Workers’ Day is a reminder about the importance of upholding human rights.
23 Apr 2026
KayCee Rossouw speaks to Izwi Domestic Workers Alliance Co-Founder, Amy Tekie, as she unpacks the exceptional ‘Dignity in Every Home Campaign’. If you employ a domestic worker, this is a must listen.
23 Apr 2026
Any employer who hires a domestic worker for more than 24-hours a month is legally required to register them for the Unemployment Insurance Fund.
21 Apr 2026
Channel Africa’s Mmatsheko Mosito speaks to Amy Tekie, co-founder of Izwi Domestic Workers Alliance, on the harsh realities facing domestic workers. Many are working up to 14-hour days, separated from their families, and earning below minimum wage.
20 Apr 2026
As the Dignity in Every Home campaign grows, these domestic workers are calling for better protection, benefits and respect in the workplace.
17 Apr 2026
Mondli Makhanya spoke to Amy Tekie, the co-founder of Izwi Domestic Workers Alliance, about the Dignity in Every Home campaign.
14 Apr 2026
The Dignity in Every Home campaign is asking employers to treat domestic workers with respect, pay them fairly and follow the law.
8 Apr 2026
Free practical guides launched to help households across the city create trusting, dignified home-work environments for cleaners, nannies and live-in staff.
31 Mar 2026
Employers can access checklists, codes of conduct and legal guides to create respectful workplaces.
31 Mar 2026
South Africa’s Dignity in Every Home campaign guides households on fair pay, safe work conditions and respect for domestic workers’ rights.
31 Mar 2026
Employers can access checklists, codes of conduct and legal guides to create respectful workplaces.
30 Mar 2026
New resources are helping employers build better relationships with domestic workers through dignity and care. The Dignity in Every Home Campaign is helping guide South Africans to become better employers.
29 Mar 2026
Employers are encouraged to move beyond informal arrangements and ensure lawful, respectful working environments at home.
29 Mar 2026
Interview: This clip features an interview with Amy Tekie, co-founder of the IZWI Domestic Workers Alliance, discussing human rights violations facing domestic workers in South Africa.
30 Mar 2026
Domestic workers are often underpaid, overworked, given poor accommodation and no benefits
24 Mar 2026
Interview; Maggie Mthombeni, the case manager at Izwi Domestic Workers Alliance discusses the dignityineveryhome.org.za campaign with SAFm.
23 Mar 2026
Thabo Shole Mashao chats to Amy Tekie, The Co-Founder of Izwi Domestic Workers Alliance on The Dignity in Every Home campaign.
Interview; The Dignity in Every Home Campaign aims to promote fair, safe, and lawful working conditions for domestic workers who often face abuse and discrimination from employers.
21 Mar 2026
As Human Rights Day approaches on 21 March, calls are intensifying across South Africa for stronger protection and recognition of domestic workers’ rights.
20 Mar 2026
Under new regulations, employees who are injured or fall ill because of working conditions will receive stronger support
