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Harambee Starlets Tereza Engesha(right) and Cameroon Easther Kith battle for the ball posseion during their Women's Africa Cup of Nation 2024 qualifier at the Nyayo National Stadium on September 26, 2023[Boniface Okendo, Standard]

Harambee Starlets are confident of matching their 2016 heroics by qualifying for the 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).

Led by their captain Ruth Ingotsi, Starlets only need to knock out Botswana in the two-legged second round qualifiers and the Tanzanian-based defender believes they can do it.

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