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Tanzania’s Aisha Masaka boosted by social media during injury-hit season

4 August 2025
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Tanzania’s Aisha Masaka boosted by social media during injury-hit season
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Masaka, a trailblazer in East African women’s football, aims to inspire young players in Tanzania, highlighting the growth of the sport and the increasing number of Tanzanian professionals abroad. Despite missing the recent Wafcon due to injury, she remains committed to her role as a role model, promising to return with renewed strength and determination.

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