Actress Maame Serwaa Makes First Appearance On BBC

Young Ghanaian actress Clara Benson, popularly known us Maame Serwaa has made it to one of the world’s biggest screens, BBC.

The actress appeared on BBC documentary show on Wednesday, April 11.

Serwaa spoke about a variety of issues including her career and charity in Ghana.

A crew from BBC UK paid a visit to the budding actress in her home in Accra.

Maame Serwaa also spoke on the need for women, particularly in Africa, to be supported. As well as given women opportunities which would make the world “believe in them more.”

The 18-year-old who began her acting career at a tender age recounted some of the challenges she came across while trying to make a mark for herself in the movie industry.

She disclosed further that while that menace was and is still prevalent in the industry, she never agreed to “go down” with any producer before being given a role.

Serwaa explained that she knows her value and talent as an actress. Therefore, she allowed those attributes to speak for her rather than the roles.

According to her, she is a very positive person. Therefore, she does not allow negativity and bad talk from people and the media to get to her.

Photos of Maame Serwaa, her management and BBC Crew below: