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Harambee Starlets dreaming of 2022 AWCON finals in Morocco

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Harambee Starlets' Corazon Aquino getting her Covid-19 vaccine at Kasarani yesterday. Safari Rally team was also vaccinated yesterday while FKF-Premier League players will be vaccinated today. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

There is a growing sense of optimism within Harambee Stars squad as they prepare for the upcoming 2022 Africa Women Cup of Nations Qualifiers (AWCON) and 2023 World Cup Qualifiers.

The national women which is expected to report to camp on Thursday (April 15) took a huge step forward in preparing for the qualifiers set to kick off in June by getting vaccinated against Covid-19 at Kasarani Stadium yesterday.

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