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- ↑ Standard, 17 Apr 2018 Kenyan Premier League: Impressive beginning for Odero, Barasa, and Odhiambo in their coaching careers
- ↑ Standard, 11 Mar 2022 National Super-league side APS Bomet FC appoint new coach
- ↑ Mozzart Sport, 23 Feb 2023 Wazito name new head coach, hand Nkata a different role
- ↑ Michezo Afrika, 24 Apr 2023 Wazito boss Charles Odera rallies charges to build on win over Ulinzi
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