Mukakamanzi Beatha is a celebrated Rwandan actress known for her impactful roles in films and television series. She is particularly famous for her portrayal of ‘Giramata’s mother’ in the Giramata film and as Nick’s mother in City Maid.
Profile Summary
| Full Name | Mukakamanzi Beatha |
| Date of Birth | Not Available |
| Place of Birth | Gatsibo or Gasabo District, Rwanda |
| Nationality | Rwandan |
| Partner | Married (husband’s name not disclosed) |
| Children | Six children, four grandchildren |
| Occupations | Actress, Entrepreneur |
| Net Worth | $550,00 |
Early Life and Education
Beatha was born in Rwanda, possibly in the Gatsibo or Gasabo District. Details about her early education are not extensively documented.
Career
Beatha’s acting career began with the film The Deadly Spear. She has since appeared in numerous films, including Rwasibo, Intare y’Ingore, Giramata n’izindi, It’s Not the End, Dreams, Enemy of Love, Conclusion, and Make Milk.
Her television credits include the popular series City Maid, where she plays Nick’s mother, and Inzozi, where she is known as Madalina. Inzozi focuses on supporting marriages and is a significant contribution to Rwandan cinema.
In addition to acting, Beatha is involved in other ventures and has expressed her passion for promoting Rwandan culture globally. Her filmography also includes Ejo Si Kera and The 600: The Soldiers’ Story, a documentary.
Personal Life
Beatha married in 1983 and is a mother of six children and a grandmother of four. While her husband’s details are not widely known, her family life is an important part of her personal story.
Net Worth
Mukakamanzi Beatha’s net worth is estimated to be approximately $550,000. Her successful acting career and involvement in various projects have contributed to her financial stability.
Filmography
- The Deadly Spear – Debut film
- Rwasibo
- Intare y’Ingore
- Giramata n’izindi – ‘Giramata’s mother’
- It’s Not the End
- Dreams
- Enemy of Love
- Conclusion
- Make Milk
- City Maid – Nick’s mother
- Inzozi series – Madalina
- The 600: The Soldiers’ Story – Documentary
- Ejo Si Kera
Mukakamanzi Beatha’s career reflects her dedication to Rwandan storytelling and her enduring presence in the local film industry.
