By Aaron Hammond 
Ghanaian screens lost a towering giant as legendary veteran actress Grace Nortey passed away at the age of eighty nine.Reports confirm that the celebrated screen icon breathed her last at the University of Ghana Medical Centre.Her remarkable journey spanned over five glorious decades of memorable television, theatre, and movie productions. Fans across the country remember her phenomenal talent with deep admiration and heavy hearts.
Affectionately nicknamed Maame Gyata due to her fierce and commanding roles, she shaped Ghana’s creative arts industry.Viewers grew up watching her powerful performances in classic serials like Obra, Osofo Dadzie, and Thursday Theatre.She mastered the art of portraying strong-willed maternal characters who always delivered heavy moral lessons with style. Her presence on television brought families together around black and white boxes back in the day.
Beyond local television, Grace exceptional craft also graced major international blockbusters including Beasts of No Nation and Sinking Sands. Industry peers and younger actors often looked up to her immense discipline and passion for storytelling. She leaves behind an enviable legacy and five children, including fellow actress Sheila Nortey. May her legendary soul rest in perfect peace as the entire nation celebrates her glorious life.
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