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- Alfred Augustus Akainyah (1907–1988) was a Ghanaian lawyer and jurist. He was a barrister-at-law and a Supreme Court Judge during the first republic. Alfred...
- Year Tournament Partner Opponent Score Result 1989 Ghana International Nelly Akainyah Kate Koranteng Grace Mordeku 15–3, 15–1 Winner...
- Selemani  Kenya Shamin Noormohamed Chris Maskell Naila Valani  Ghana Nelly Akainyah Abigail Haizel Phyllis Nimako-Boateng Junior mixed team  Kenya  Tanzania...
- March 1964 Charles Acolatse High Court Judge 1965 13 2 March 1964 Alfred Akainyah High Court Judge 7 June 1966 William Van Lare 14 2 March 1964 Fred Apaloo...
- (1909-1972), pan-Africanist and Ghana's first president Alfred Augustus Akainyah (1907-1988) was a Ghanaian lawyer and jurist. He was a barrister-at-law...
- Edwards I. Owolabi  Ghana Abigail Haizel Phyllis Nimako-Boateng Nelly Akainyah Margaret Asare Patricia Asare  Mozambique Indira Bhikha Eduarda Geraldes...
- Women's doubles Mixed doubles 1989 Charles Mensah Nelly Akainyah Ernest Kyei Boniface Amuzu Nelly Akainyah Cynthia Amuzu Owusu Agyemang Cynthia Amuzu 2017 Cancelled...
- Tanzania and Mauritius. Ghana only sent their women's singles ace, Nelly Akainyah to compete in the championships. Benin and Togo sent observers to the tournament...
- Investigations Department of the Ghana Police Service. In 1973 Armah married Sabina Akainyah; they had three children. He was a member of the Catholic Church. Armah...
- Adjetey, Speaker of the Parliament of Ghana (2001–2005). Alfred Augustus Akainyah (1907-1988), Justice of the Supreme Court of Ghana (1964-1966) Edward Akufo-Addo...