Judo president refutes corruption claims

Friday, July 24, 2015

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The Botswana Judo Federation (BJF) president, Estony Hattingh has refuted claims she is leading a federation riddled with corruption.

Hattingh said to the contrary, she leads an organised professional code, which complies with local and international judo rules.

“Obviously, a federation would not be nominated if there was maladministration, corruption and favouritism,” Hattingh said.

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