Cleveland-Based Activist Kwame Botchway Found Dead in His Apartment

Kwame Botchway, a prominent community activist with global influence, has been found dead in his Cleveland, Ohio, apartment.

The circumstances surrounding his death are under investigation by local authorities, with details remaining sparse as of now.

Botchway, known for his impactful work in social justice and economic development, was associated with several organizations, including Cleveland Neighborhood Progress and Citadel Impact Consulting.

His contributions were widely recognized, and he was affectionately known as “The Cleveland Optimist.”

The Cleveland NAACP, where Botchway was a former Executive Board member, expressed deep sorrow over his passing. They highlighted his dedication to uplifting Black and Brown communities and supporting minority contractors.

Botchway was planning a visit to Ghana and intended to help his younger brother relocate to the US, adding a personal dimension to his tragic loss. Tributes have been pouring in from around the world, honoring his commitment and the positive impact he made in his community.