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  Thursday, 2 January, 2003, 14:37 GMT
Africans go awol
Benjamin Mwaruwari
Auxerre are yet to hear from Mwaruwari
A number of France-based African stars who returned home for the Christmas break are yet to return to their clubs.

Most high-profile among them is Auxerre's Zimbabwean striker Benjamin Mwaruwari.

Mwaruwari is known to have missed his flight back last weekend.

But no-one at Auxerre has heard from him since.

Also absent from their club is Sedan's Senegalese duo of Henri Camara and Moussa N'Daiye.

Both travelled to Dakar for the holiday period but have not returned, despite Sedan beginning training on 29 December.

Another Senegal international, Le Harve's Souleymane Diawara, is also absent, although he has been excused by the club's coach Jean-Francois Domergue.

"This absence was due to family reasons. Everything's been made clear," Domergue confirmed.

And it is not just Africans who have been afflicted by tardiness - Le Championnat's most high-profile star, Brazil striker Ronaldinho, is yet to return to his club Paris Saint Germain.

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