Ama Qamata Bags Role In Rwandan Movie, ‘Fight Like A Girl’

Blood and Water actress, Ama Qamata has disclosed that she has been working on a film outside of South Africa and not much is known about it except its name.

Amamkele Lithemba Qamata is a South African actress. Best known for her roles as Buhle Ndaba in the Mzansi Magic series Gomora and Puleng Khumalo in the hit Netflix series Blood & Water.

The actress has taken to social media and made an announcement that she has been working on a film. In Rwanda and Congo for the past 2 months.

Recording the film Fight Like A Girl has finally been completes and Ama has expressed her excitement. At being granted the opportunity to work in Rwanda and Congo while exploring the beauty of the countries.

“That is officially a wrap on ‘Fight Like A Girl’. Spent almost 2 months in Congo and Rwanda training and shooting this phenomenal film. What an honour it has been to experience the other side of this beautiful continent and to be completely immersed on the culture,” she wrote on her Instagram stories.

Seemingly, Ama is back on our screens after leaving Gomora when season two ended. In the drama series, this is after she found out that her step-father or uncle Phumlani is a murderer and ran away from home.

When she came back, she got a lift and was killed by Gomora’s dangerous thug, Qhoqhoqho.

Ever since, viewers had been left devastated by her exit in the soapie. More especially at the fact that she was not seen anywhere else but on Blood and Water.Making it seem as if her focus is solely on the series. But on other news, the girl has been grinding, hard!

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“I am so humbled that in my lifetime I get to witness the growth of Africa in the film industry and how we are telling our own stories, a real dream come true. Cant wait for everyone to see this incredible story,” said Ama.

Leaving Gomora, Ama mentioned that she can not exactly find the words to describe how she was feeling. However, she is very grateful for her time spent on set and the rest of the cast.

She also thanked Mzansi for the continuous support, “for embracing Buhle in your homes and public” she laughed.

To many more castings for the young actress! Keep flying the South African flag high.

 

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