Rose Akua Atta Mensah

Rose Akua Atta Mensah was born in Ghana in 1963.

Her journey in the entertainment industry began as a singer in the band African Brothers, where she worked alongside lead singer Nana Kwame Ampadu. However, it was through acting in Akan Drama TV series that she was discovered by Nana Bosomprah, who recognized her potential and introduced her to the world of Cantata TV Drama.

Rose Akua Atta Mensah's career reached new heights when she portrayed the role of a witch in the film "Kyeiwaa," which earned her the eponymous nickname. This exceptional performance showcased her versatility and garnered widespread acclaim from audiences and critics alike.

Rose Akua Atta Mensah continued to captivate audiences with notable roles in films such as "Akonoba," "Aberbrese," "Cross Road," and "Ogyam," solidifying her position as one of Ghana's most beloved actresses. Her talent for portraying diverse characters made her a sought-after presence in the industry.

Kyeiwaa's talent and dedication to her craft have earned her numerous accolades. In 2011, during the second edition of the Ghana Movie Awards, she was honored with the Best Actress in Supporting Role in Local Language award.

Throughout her career, Kyeiwaa has graced the screen with a wide range of memorable roles. Some of her notable films include "Akurasi Burgers" (2008) where she portrayed Akua Atta, "Maa Dorcas" (2010-2016), "12:00 part 1" (2011) as Maa Bernice, "Ananse: Spider-Man 1 & 2" (2011-2012) as Lan Di, and "The Code of Money and Death" (2012) as Maa Eva. Her filmography stands as a testament to her versatility and commitment to her craft.

In mid-2019, rumors of Kyeiwaa's demise spread across various social media platforms, causing a wave of concern among her fans. These reports claimed that unknown ailments had led to her untimely passing. However, her manager swiftly refuted these allegations, assuring the public that Kyeiwaa was alive and in good health.