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The wonder sisters bringing Malawi women's football to the world stage - Face2Face Africa

Sisters Tabitha and Temwa Chawinga are carving a niche for themselves in women’s football while placing Malawi on the map. The pair began their football career back home in Malawi, went on to play in Europe and now they play for two big rival teams in China. The sisters attribute their passion for football to...

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