
Award-winning Ghanaian gospel artist Diana Antwi Hamilton has unveiled her latest single, “Aha Ye (The Good Place),” featuring South African worship sensation Ntokozo Mbambo and Ghanaian gospel legend Elder Emmanuel Mireku.
The song officially dropped on 14 November 2025, as part of a one-track EP under Diana Hamilton Music.
In a recent interview on Joy Prime’s “Changes” show, Diana revealed the deeply personal origins of the song. She explained that “Aha Ye” came to her during a spontaneous worship session when she visited Elder Mireku to console him after the passing of his father. According to her, they worshiped together for about 30 minutes — he played keyboard, and she felt the melody rise naturally.
What makes the collaboration even more meaningful is how Ntokozo Mbambo got involved. Diana said she called her while on a bus trip from Accra to Kumasi, shortly after the Accra edition of her Experience concert. Mbambo, she shared, accepted immediately — not as a marketing move, but out of genuine spiritual connection.
Lyrically, “Aha Ye (The Good Place)” speaks of intimacy with God — “me and You time” — away from distractions, with undivided attention and true communion. Diana’s voice, combined with Mbambo’s and Elder Mireku’s, creates a rich, multi-generational tapestry of worship.
Speaking about the importance of the song, Diana said she initially hesitated to record it, but when a clip from their worship session was posted online, she realized its potential to minister to many.
The track is now streaming on all major digital platforms.



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