^ I think this more a systemic issue amongst us Africans. And also irresponsibility. Nobody wants to think about their deaths nor develop proper legally binding wills while they’re still alive and doing well.
It doesn’t help when you have a wife, 2-3 unofficial wives, and multiple sidekicks, all with kids already hating each other, but they keep cordial since the artist takes care of all of them.. until they pass away
But at the same time, if they do bring up the conversation, the evil mind of people start plotting, which make it hard for artists to allow that to sit on their minds.
Basically every big artist in the genre (Grand Kalle to present) left their families in estate shambles when the passed away. I don’t see this changing soon. However I think some of the 5th generation artists have more western ways than the prior generations to have advisors to have legacy discussions
Wemba RIP was one of the most unfaithful artists the genre has seen and put mere Amazone through fidelity hell, so she in a way got her vengeance over the other women and children he had by sticking to business during his life and when he passed