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References
- ↑ Standard, 17 Aug 2024 Francis Baraza's journey from player to full coach
- ↑ Nation, 16 Dec 2023 Francis Baraza returns to Tanzania Premier League
- ↑ Citizen, 5 Dec 2017 Lanky, calm Baraza decorated for stellar run
- ↑ Talk Africa, 7 Sep 2016 Chemelil Coach Optimistic of League Title after Clinching Monthly Award
- ↑ Michezo Afrika, 29 Dec 2012 Coach Baraza targets Top 8 finish
- ↑ Goal, 14 Mar 2021 Kenyan coach Baraza leaves Biashara United for Kagera Sugar
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