The nation of Antigua and Barbuda is in mourning following the passing of revered Rastafarian elder and cultural figure, King Saggi-Fu, also known as Osagifu. Prime Minister Gaston Browne led the tributes, expressing profound sorrow over the loss of a man he described as “one of the senior figures in the Rastafarian community.” Browne shared heartfelt memories of their shared origins in Gray’s Farm and recounted his recent visit to Saggi-Fu at the Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre, where he had been airlifted for treatment. Despite hopes for his recovery, Saggi-Fu’s passing has left a void in the community. During his visit, Browne played his latest musical compositions, including “Gassy Dread” and “Love Is the Way,” which brought joy to the elder in his final days. Browne emphasized Saggi-Fu’s unwavering conviction and cultural impact, urging the nation to find solace in the fact that he lived a meaningful and influential life. Education Minister Daryll Matthew also paid homage, sharing personal anecdotes of Saggi-Fu’s fearless and loyal nature. Matthew’s tribute concluded with a heartfelt farewell: “Rest well. It is well deserved. JAHHHHH RASTAFARI!” The loss of King Saggi-Fu marks the end of an era for the Rastafarian community and Antigua’s cultural landscape.