Benjamin Brown (actor)

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Benjamin Brown
Born	1968 Plainfield, New Jersey

Benjamin Brown (born 1968) is an actor who currently is on FOX's Safari Tracks as Ushaka,a South African zoological protector and expert. It first aired in 2005.

Brown graduated from Plainfield High School in 1986. He has appeared in several movies, and as a repeat guest star on the The West Wing and was in several school productions which showcased an adroit acting abilities for him.

He has also guest starred in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Without a Trace, The Practice and Frasier. In college talent shows, his stand-up comedy routines gave him an applause from the crowd. His known role to TV audiences as the Great Mokomba on the Disney Channel TV series "Omba Mokomba" which aired from 1997 to 2000. Michael Phillip Edwards of Kingston, Jamaica is a colleague with him in Runt Productions for the play "Blood".

Benjamin is not closely related to Roger Aaron Brown.