This a story based on the history of the east African East African* coast line. The story revolves around the Portuguese, who came to Mombasa, Kenya to stop the slave trade which was being conducted by the Arabs. The Portuguese came with spreading Christianity as cover but in real sense they were in for the slave trade as well, something that didn't go well with the Africans who sought assistance from the Arabs to finish the Portuguese.

Late 1600s, Mombasa City State, Kenyan Coast; following years of rape, murder, defilement of Islam and pillaging, the Portuguese become unwelcomed settlers on the East African coast. The Swahili locals tired of the ill treatment from their former trading partners want to avenge their fallen kinsmen but their leader, Sultan Ali, aware of the might of the Portuguese muskets, canon and Fort Jesus, their impregnable hideout, cautions against rush judgment. Will his people heed his advice or will the drums of war rent the air?

Wavamizi as a short film is a preamble to the siege of Mombasa laid on the Portuguese stronghold of Fort Jesus by a combined force of Omani Arabs, Mombasa Locals and Zanzibaris between 1666 and 1669 that led to the first ouster of the Portuguese from the East African coast.

A sleepy peri-urban town, Salama, becomes the epicenter of the national fight against corruption when a young man stands up against a powerful cartel.