Legendary Ghanaian actor Albert Jackson-Davis confirmed dead

Veteran Ghanaian actor and creative, Albert Odartei Jackson-Davis, has passed away after a long battle with an unspecified illness. According to (link unavailable), his demise on Saturday, September 14, 2024, was confirmed by Heritage Development CEO, Akunu Dake, in a heartfelt Facebook tribute.

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“This is incredibly difficult for me. Rest in peace, my dear friend and colleague, Albert Odartei Jackson-Davis. You were an exceptional Deputy Executive Director during our PANAFEST years in the 1990s,” Akunu Dake wrote.

The news has sparked widespread sorrow and condolences from the public and fellow creatives. Jackson-Davis was celebrated for his captivating on-screen presence, often portraying high-society characters. His unique acting style made him a standout in Ghanaian cinema, earning respect for his distinctive dialogue delivery and poised demeanor.

Throughout his illustrious career, Jackson-Davis appeared in several notable films, including “Heritage Africa,” “The Storm,” and the popular comedy “My Very Ghanaian Wedding.” Beyond his on-screen work, he played a significant role behind the scenes, particularly in the 1990s as Deputy Executive Director for PANAFEST, the Pan African Historical Theatre Festival.