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Jeanette Boahemaa Kwakye MBE (/ˈkwɑːtʃi/ KWAH-chee; born 20
March 1983) is a
British broadcaster and
retired sprinter.
Kwakye won a
bronze medal in the...
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Ashwood Garvey (née Ashwood; 10
January 1897 – 3 May 1969),
renamed Akosua Boahemaa, was a
Jamaican Pan-Africanist activist. She was a
director of the Black...
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Kyeremanteng (Ajos),
Mercy Offei, Bea Kissi, Jane
Ackon (Mama Jane), Akua
Boahemaa,
Helena Maame Adjoa Pieterson (Adjoa Pee),
Louisa Debra (Mama Lee) among...
- Schmidt-Scherer Denmark 57.08 18 1
Temalangeni Dlamini Swaziland 57.84 PB 19 4
Boahemaa Ofori Ghana 58.18 20 3
Merisa Hadzić Bosnia and
Herzegovina 58.41 21...
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Jekaterina Šakovič,
Silva Pesackaitė, Aina Valatkevičiūtė 3:46.19 6 Ghana
Viviana Efua Dansowaa,
Salamatu Musa,
Nancy Kudadze,
Boahemaa Charity Ofori 3:53.74...
- as "Granny Dabas") was a
captive from Juaben.
Granny Dabas's name was
Boahemaa. In 1924 she met J. B.
Danquah in
London and told him her grandmother's...
- For
services to the Port
Industry and the
community in Belfast.
Jeanette Boahemaa Kwakye. For
services to
Sport and
Sports Broadcasting.
Davinder John Lail...
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Kyeremanteng (Ajos),
Mercy Offei, Bea Kissi, Jane
Ackon (Mama Jane), Akua
Boahemaa,
Helena Maame Adjoa Pieterson (Adjoa Pee),
Louisa Debra (Mama Lee) among...
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Kyeremanteng (Ajos),
Mercy Offei, Bea Kissi, Jane
Ackon (Mama Jane), Akua
Boahemaa,
Helena Maame Adjoa Pieterson (Adjoa Pee),
Louisa Debra (Mama Lee) among...
- Veit, Pia
Tajnikar 45.61 2 Ghana
Lilian Frempomah Kyei,
Salamatu Musa,
Boahemaa Charity Ofori, Anna
Animah Yeboah DQ 1 China DNS 1 Senegal DNS 2 Serbia...
