Rose Amankwaah: 'Fastest woman in Africa' retires after 50 years in NHS
A former international sprinter once described as the "fastest woman in Africa" is retiring after almost five decades as an NHS nurse.
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A former international sprinter once described as the "fastest woman in Africa" is retiring after almost five decades as an NHS nurse.
Rose Amankwaah represented Ghana at the Olympics and the Commonwealth Games.
Matron Rose Amankwaah started working for the NHS in 1975, just three years after she ran in the 100m relay for Ghana at the Munich 1972 Olympics.
Matron Rose Amankwaah, who represented Ghana at the Olympics and Commonwealth Games, will retire at the end of this month after 49 years as an NHS nurse.