Ghanaian actor, comedian and television personality Kwame Dzokoto has reportedly died after collapsing during a panel discussion on Owass Radio in Tarkwa. The news emerged on Thursday, October 22, 2026, with reports indicating that he was rushed to a hospital but was pronounced dead on arrival.
According to reports by Citi News and 3News, a source close to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) confirmed his death. However, details surrounding the incident and what caused his sudden collapse remain unclear.
The reported death has drawn attention to a familiar figure in Ghana’s entertainment and broadcasting industry. Dzokoto built a following through his comedy, television appearances and work as a presenter.
Kwame Dzokoto’s Legacy in Ghanaian Entertainment
Dzokoto became widely known for his role in Efiewura, a popular Ghanaian television comedy series. His performance helped establish him as a recognisable face in the country’s entertainment industry.
He also hosted Edziban on TV3, a programme that explored Ghanaian food, local eateries and traditional cuisines. The show brought attention to local food businesses and celebrated the country’s diverse culinary culture.
Beyond television, Dzokoto worked in radio and remained active in media. He later moved into management while maintaining his connection with broadcasting. His work across different platforms helped him build a diverse career in Ghanaian entertainment.
Actor Also Had a Career in Politics
Dzokoto also ventured into politics under the banner of the National Democratic Congress. He contested the Tarkwa-Nsuaem parliamentary seat during the 2016 general election.
However, he lost the contest to New Patriotic Party candidate George Mireku Duker. His political involvement added another dimension to his public career beyond acting and broadcasting.
Circumstances Surrounding His Reported Death Remain Unclear
Reports indicate that Dzokoto collapsed while participating in a radio panel discussion in Tarkwa. Those present reportedly rushed him to a nearby hospital, where medical staff pronounced him dead on arrival.
No detailed explanation of the collapse had emerged in the reports available at the time of publication. Further information from his family or an official statement may clarify the circumstances.
Dzokoto had spoken publicly about health challenges in September 2026. At the time, he said he was recovering after undergoing surgery abroad. He also dismissed earlier rumours of his death.
His reported passing marks a deeply significant moment for audiences familiar with his work on Efiewura and Edziban. His contributions to comedy, food television and broadcasting remain an important part of his public legacy.
