Kenyan Referees to Oversee CHAN Final

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Kenyan Referees to Oversee CHAN Final

[Nation] Kenyan referees Peter Waweru and Gilbert Cheruiyot will be on duty during the finals of the 2021 African Nations Championships between defending champions Morocco and Mali on Sunday.

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