Amenfi Central Member of Parliament, Joana Gyan Cudjoe, has officially ended her seven-year professional and contractual relationship with music duo Keche Global.
The decision brings to a close her long involvement with the group as investor, manager and executive producer.
In a statement issued on Monday, August 31, 2026, through her company GEM Multimedia Ghana Ltd, the legislator disclosed that the relationship which began in 2019 has ended following the expiration of their agreement.
According to her, she has taken a decision not to renew or continue the partnership, meaning Keche Global will from now operate independently without her financial, managerial or business support.
Madam Cudjoe described the decision as a purely professional one made “with peace, humility, kindness, love and respect,” stressing that there was no fight, hatred or controversy behind the separation.
She recounted the significant investment she made during the seven-year journey, including support for recording and production, music videos, marketing, branding, artist development, travel, performances and other creative projects.
The legislator also disclosed that as part of her vision to push the duo beyond the Ghanaian market, she rebranded the group from Keche to Keche Global.
Despite cutting the business ties, she was quick to add that her personal and family ties with the group remain solid.
Keche Andrew, whose real name is Andrew Kofi Cudjoe, is her husband, while Joshua Kojo Ampah is the other half of the duo.
“Keche will always be family” the statement emphasised, while wishing the group well in its future endeavours.
She says she will now channel her resources and experience into new talents, music projects, investments and other opportunities through GEM Multimedia Ghana Ltd. “Although the professional relationship has ended, the love, respect and family bond remain,” she added.
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