Ghana's first female Olympic weightlifter Alberta Boatema Amponsah dies aged 32
A trailblazer who lifted Ghana onto the world stage at just 17 has left us - but her legacy is only beginning.
Ghana's sports community is in mourning following the passing of Alberta Boatema Amponsah, the nation's first female Olympic weightlifter, at age 32.
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