‘Hail the King’: Family and musical fraternity celebrate life and legacy of Fantan Mojah

August 13, 2026

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‘Hail the King’: Family and musical fraternity celebrate life and legacy of Fantan Mojah

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Late reggae entertainer Fantan Mojah was today remembered as a fighter and a man of principles who believed in unity, hope and upliftment.

His thanksgiving service is currently under way at the UWI Mona Chapel in St Andrew.

Fantan Mojah, whose given name was Owen Lennox Moncrieffe, was also remembered as a loving father and passionate entertainer who used his voice to spread a message of Rastafari, love, humanity and social justice.

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