A heartbreaking video believed to capture the final moments of celebrated Ghanaian actor, comedian, and broadcaster Kwame Dzokoto before his sudden collapse has emerged, deepening the sorrow surrounding his tragic death.
The veteran entertainer, whose real name was Seth Kwame Dzokoto, reportedly collapsed on Thursday, October 22, 2026, while participating in a live panel discussion at OWASS Radio in Tarkwa, in Ghana’s Western Region.
Footage from the radio station’s live broadcast shows the 51-year-old media personality participating in a discussion about politics and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) before the programme took an unexpected turn.
In the closing portion of the livestream, Dzokoto appeared to experience difficulty breathing as he handed a bottle of water to another participant.
Moments later, the camera became unsteady and moved away before the broadcast abruptly ended.
Although the footage is believed to capture events immediately preceding his collapse, it does not conclusively show the exact moment he fell.
Video of the tragic moment veteran actor Kwame Dzokoto is believed to have collapsed at the OWASS Radio studios in Tarkwa during a live panel discussion before dying shortly after.
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Tragedy Strikes During Live Broadcast
According to reports, the beloved actor suddenly collapsed during the discussion, prompting efforts to secure emergency medical assistance.
He was rushed to a hospital in Tarkwa, where medical personnel reportedly pronounced him dead on arrival.
Kirk Mensah, the Western Regional Communications Officer of the NDC, confirmed the unfortunate incident.
The sudden tragedy has left Ghana’s entertainment community mourning one of its most recognizable personalities.
A Nation Remembers a Beloved Entertainer
Kwame Dzokoto gained national recognition through his memorable portrayal of Judge Koboo in the popular Ghanaian television series Efiewura.
He further cemented his place in the entertainment industry as the host of TV3’s Edziban, a television programme celebrating Ghanaian food and culture.
Beyond television, he was actively involved in politics and contested the Tarkwa-Nsuaem parliamentary seat on the NDC ticket in 2016.
His passing comes weeks after he publicly dismissed earlier death rumours and spoke about health challenges he had experienced.
However, the exact medical cause of his sudden death has not been officially established, and it remains unclear whether his previous health difficulties contributed to the incident.
As the footage continues to attract attention, Ghanaians are remembering an entertainer whose humour, charisma, and contributions to broadcasting brought joy to countless households.
Rest in peace, Kwame Dzokoto.
