The contractual parting of ways was officially announced in a public statement issued on Monday, August 31, 2026, through her corporate firm, GEM Multimedia Ghana Ltd. The professional association originally began in 2019 when her company took over the group’s management, which was later rebranded from Keche to Keche Global to realize her vision of expanding their musical reach far beyond the borders of Ghana.

Under her guidance and significant financial backing, the duo—comprising Joshua Kojo Ampah and Andrew Kofi Cudjoe—received substantial investments that went directly into recording, high-quality music production, music videos, international travel, live performances, marketing, and comprehensive branding projects.

However, following the formal expiration of their seven-year agreement, the lawmaker decided not to renew or extend the contract, declaring that the group will henceforth operate entirely independently without her financial, managerial, or corporate business support.

Addressing any potential speculation or rumors of animosity, the Amenfi Central legislator was careful to stress that the decision was purely professional and concluded with absolute peace, humility, kindness, love, and respect.

She made it clear that the separation was not born of any personal dispute, hatred, or public controversy, but rather the natural conclusion of a business cycle. Crucially, the end of this professional agreement does not impact the deep personal and family bonds that connect her to the group.

The artist Keche Andrew, known in private life as Andrew Kofi Cudjoe, is her husband, meaning their family lives remain deeply intertwined despite the cessation of their music industry contracts. Reaffirming this close connection, the official statement declared that the group will always remain family as she wished them continued success in their independent next chapter.

With this massive chapter closed, the politician and gold exporter is now prepared to redirect her extensive resources, time, and corporate experience back toward uncovering new musical talents, exploring fresh investments, and piloting creative development projects through the expansion of GEM Multimedia.

The separation of Joana Gyan Cudjoe and Keche Global marks a unique moment in the entertainment sector, showing how corporate professionalism and family loyalty can successfully coexist even at the end of a major contract.

As the Wassa Agona Wassa MP shifts her focus to fresh talents and developmental initiatives in her constituency, Keche Global faces the future as an entirely independent entity.

Their journey serves as a powerful testament to the massive impact strategic investments can have on the longevity and global potential of Ghanaian music.