Kwabena Yeboah, a beloved actor with Roverman Productions, has died, leaving the Ghanaian theater community in shock. His passing was confirmed on April 25, though the cause of death remains undisclosed.
While Roverman Productions and its founder, Uncle Ebo Whyte, have yet to issue an official statement, Kenneth Nii Saki Sackey, a communications representative for the company, shared a poignant tribute on Facebook featuring a burning candle—a symbolic gesture honoring the late actor.
Yeboah’s death has prompted an outpouring of grief from colleagues and fans. George Quaye, CEO of Image Bureau and a fellow actor, expressed disbelief on social media, writing, “Unbelievable! KY! Rest well bro! Deepest condolences to your family, Uncle Ebo Whyte, and the entire Roverman team! This is really sad!”
Known for his dedication to theater, Yeboah frequently shared glimpses of his stage life online. His final social media post, dated January 26, 2025, showcased a new hairstyle with the caption, “Things we do for work and passion,” a testament to his unwavering commitment to his craft.
Yeboah’s contributions to Ghana’s performing arts scene have left a lasting impact, with many remembering him not just for his talent but for his passion and professionalism. As tributes continue to pour in, the theater community reflects on the void his passing has created.
The sudden loss underscores the fragility of life in the creative industry, where artists like Yeboah often leave indelible marks through their work. His legacy will endure in the memories of those who witnessed his performances and in the productions that showcased his talent.
