Maids for Sale

Top 10 Billed Cast

Jess Kelly
Jess Kelly

Narrator

May K. Al-Tararwah
May K. Al-Tararwah

Lawyer

Fatou Bongono
Fatou Bongono

Maid

Urmila Bhoola
Urmila Bhoola

U.N.

Mary Ann Abunda
Mary Ann Abunda

Sandigan

Nasser Al-Mousawi
Nasser Al-Mousawi

Chief Domestic Workers Office

Jaques Bongono
Jaques Bongono

Police Officer Conakry, Guinea

Biba Conde
Biba Conde

Maid

Nana
Nana

Maid

Esther Kéïta
Esther Kéïta

Maid

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