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- ↑ Citizen, 22 Jan 2024 FKF Taps Mildred Cheche To Coach Junior Starlets
- ↑ CAF Online, 18 Jun 2024 Mildred Cheche describes World Cup qualification as a “Game Changer” for women’s football in Kenya
- ↑ The Star, 18 Jun 2024 It's a big deal, says Cheche as Junior Starlets qualify for World Cup
- ↑ Pulse Sport, 28 Jul 20204 Junior Starlets coach Mildred Cheche reacts after receiving FKF President's award following historic World Cup achievement
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