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How Harambee Stars lost Cape Verde match up in cruel skies

Harambee Stars players and some o_ cials aboard the chartered plane from Cape Verde where they played their Fifa 2018 World Cup qualifying return leg match. [PHOTO: STAFFORD ONDEGO/WWW.SPORTPICHA.COM]

NAIROBI: A ten-hour ordeal at Wilson Airport ended with a reluctant shaking of hands between Sports Cabinet Secretary Hassan Wario and Harambee Stars captain Victor Wanyama.

It was time for the team, and accompanying journalists, to take to the skies and make up for lost time.

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