Because You're Worth It (feat. Ama Qamata)

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After School Is After School With Sis G.U

Gugulethu Nyatsumba

87 episodes

6 days ago

This podcast is about everything to do with the host - Gugulethu Nyatsumba. I want to use this platform to speak more openly and honestly about the battles that I continue to face in my 20s. I am extremely passionate about motivating people to want better for themselves and to constantly work towards being better people. My content is heavily based on that. Let’s laugh, cry and just have a good time.

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Because You're Worth It (feat. Ama Qamata)

After School Is After School With Sis G.U

22 minutes 25 seconds

4 days ago

Because You're Worth It (feat. Ama Qamata)

Sho, Genge!

Welcome back to ASIAS, with your girl, Sis G.U!

This episode is one that I am excited to bring forth to you, as the Genge. Today, I am joined by Ama Qamata!

Ama Qamata is a celebrated South African actress, producer, and global ambassador best known for her breakout role as Puleng Khumalo in Netflix’s critically acclaimed series Blood & Water, the longest-running Netflix series in Africa. Her versatility has also shone in productions such as Gomora, Our Girl (BBC), and Commandos: The Mission (NPO).

On the big screen, Ama made her feature debut in Fight Like a Girl, which she also co-produced. Her powerful performance earned her the Rising Star Award at the Naples International Film Festival and a nomination for Best Actress at the African Movie Academy Awards.

In 2025, Ama was named the Sub-Saharan Africa Ambassador for L’Oréal Paris, representing the brand’s global message of confidence, beauty, and self-worth. A Forbes Africa 30 Under 30 honoree, she continues to champion youth empowerment and authenticity, using her platform to amplify African stories.