List of popular Ghanaians who died in 2024 but not forgotten – READ
Some of Ghana’s most beloved icons—people who influenced the country’s politics, sports, technology, and culture—were buried in 2024. Despite their passing, their contributions have left a lasting impression and their legacies live on.
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1. Vincent McCauley
Vincent McCauleyOn January 15, Vincent McCauley, who was well-known for playing Max in “Things We Do for Love,” passed away. His portrayal of a young, relatable character struck a chord with viewers and helped to establish contemporary Ghanaian television.
Beyond the screen, McCauley inspired countless young actors. His death marked a profound loss in the entertainment industry.
2. KODA
KODAKODA, also known as Kofi Owusu Dua Anto, was mourned by the gospel community in April. He was a prolific musician, producer, and spiritual singer who was only 45 years old. Millions of people were moved by his spiritual songs.
As a mentor and creative force, KODA shaped the sounds of Ghanaian gospel music. His death created an indelible hole.
3. Yogot
YogotOn June 11, the film industry also mourned the passing of Osman Idris, who was lovingly referred to as Yogot.
Yogot became well-known due to his genuine and relatable performances in the Junka Town movies, where he was known for his humor. His distinct charm and skill will be sorely missed.
4. Albert Jackson-Davis
Albert Jackson-DavisVeteran actor Albert Jackson-Davis followed on September 14. A stalwart of Ghanaian cinema, his decades-long career laid the foundation for many modern filmmakers and actors.
He was respected and admired for his dedication to storytelling, which signaled the end of an era.
5. Akua Donkor
Akua DonkorOctober brought the passing of Akua Donkor, leader of the Ghana Freedom Party. She paved the way for many women to assume leadership positions in politics by advocating for issues at the grassroots level.
Donkor was fearless and unrepentant, and her influence went well beyond her seventy-two years.
6. Herman Chinery-Hesse
Herman Chinery-HesseOne of the most brilliant minds in the tech sector, Herman Chinery-Hesse, also known as the “Bill Gates of Africa,” passed away. He left a legacy of empowerment and innovation when he died at the age of 61.
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His innovative contributions to African technology continue to motivate businesspeople all over the continent.
7. Ike Quartey
Ike QuarteyGhana bid farewell to boxing legend Ike Quartey in November, who passed away at the age of 54. Quartey was a national hero and a world champion who inspired generations of athletes with his example of excellence, discipline, and perseverance.
His death was a devastating blow to all sports fans.December brought two heartbreaking losses.
8. Benyiwaa
BenyiwaaOn December 18, Mercy Little Smith, known in Efiewura as Benyiwaa, passed away. Her humor and relatability captured the hearts of many.
9. C Confion
C ConfionJust few days ago, Bright Owusu, known as C Confion, passed away. A rising star in Ghanaian comedy, his skits brought laughter to countless homes.
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We are reminded of these lives’ significant influence as Ghana considers them. They all left behind distinctive legacies that still serve as inspiration.
List of popular Ghanaians who died in 2024 but not forgotten – READ
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