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19, October 2016
2016 Women Africa Cup of Nations: All is calm in Enow Ngatchu’s camp 0
The players and officials of the Cameroon’s national female football team are back to camp at the Centre Olympia Africa at Akono, in the Centre Region. The indomitable lionesses are in camp for the fifth time as part of preparations against the upcoming 2016 Women AFCON to kick-off in Cameroon from November 19.
The girls of Enow Ngatchu have just returned from Bamako, Mali where they played a friendly with the Malian female national team. During their stay in Mali, the Indomitable Lionesses staged two test matches recording one win and a draw.
The girls will leave for Niarobi, Kenya on the 21st of October 2016 ahead of another friendly against Kenyan side on October 22. The Secretary General of the Cameroon Football Federation, Tombi a Roko Sidiki is in Europe to negotiate for the release of most of the country’s professional players from their clubs.
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