Masters� poison could be Sebego�s meat

Wednesday, March 04, 2015

It all ends here: Sebego was forced to release Masters two years into his three year contract. PIC: KABO MPAETONA

Keith Masters’ was expected to clear his desk in exactly 12 months from now, but is already fast fading into distant memory at Lekidi Centre. On the surface, it was a spectacular exit of yet another BFA chief executive officer, with the turnover reaching six in just six years. But for BFA president, Tebogo Sebego, it offers a tantalising opportunity for redemption, argues Staff Writer, MQONDISI DUBE

Keith Masters ceased to be a factor at the Botswana Football Association (BFA) the moment his office was raided leading to the alleged discovery of pornographic material.

Pornography was largely seen as his demise, but the writing was already on the wall long before the explicit images popped right in front of his investigators’ face.

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Masters� poison could be Sebego�s meat