06/05/2025
Today, we take a moment to celebrate three iconic figures from Mbalamwezi Films — James Mia, Bagola the OCS, and the fearless youth, Ngolo Wehu.
These are not just actors — they are guardians of conscience in our society.
In Wivu wa Kitai, they stood tall against the vice of gender-based violence, portraying the pain, the courage, and the hope of survivors.
In Mafuha ga Kilomba, they helped us confront the harsh reality of terrorism — inspiring unity, vigilance, and strength.
And then there is Ngolo Wehu — a symbol of youth power. Bold enough to speak out against every form of evil, even when it meant walking alone. He is the voice many are afraid to raise.
Their performances are not for fame or fortune — they act from a place of deep purpose and passion. They reflect the true face of justice, resilience, and change.
