Owen Moncrieffe
Reggae icon Fantan Mojah has died at the age of 49 at the University Hospital of the West Indies in Kingston following a rapid decline in heart-related health. Known for his transition from a window washer discovered by Joe Bogdanovich to a global Rastafarian voice, Mojah had previously battled serious heart issues, including a 2024 hospitalization in Martinique. Despite having secured a new visa for an upcoming tour in Europe, he passed away on Tuesday night after falling ill while staying with friends in Portmore. His legacy remains defined by his conscious lyrical themes and his enduring impact on the reggae genre.
(ReggaeVibeMedia.com) – Fantan Mojah was recently hospitalized in Martinique due to breathing difficulties, suspected to be related to a heart attack. His condition has sparked concern among his fans and the reggae community. The exact hospital where he is being treated hasn’t been explicitly named, but the news confirms his location in Martinique for medical […]
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