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Jada Tati was part of Namibia’s junior inline hockey women’s team, which beat the USA in 2022 to win the country\u2019s first title at the World Skate Games. Inline hockey is similar to ice hockey, but played with roller skates rather than blades.<\/p>\n
Sophia Hartley is joined by BBC World Service Newsday presenter Isaac Fanin, who spoke to Jada about why she’s since retired from the sport and how she’s using her platform as a Miss Namibia 2026 semi-finalist to embark on a different journey.<\/p>\n
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