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Few bother to attend TAFIC AGM

Thursday, June 15, 2017

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FRANCISTOWN: Despite TAFIC winning promotion back to the top flight, few supporters cared to attend the club’s elective annual general meeting (AGM) over the weekend, which saw the old committee given a fresh mandate.

Despite the low numbers, the meeting managed to form a quorum, with less than 100 members in attendance.

The meeting managed to form a quorum due to low numbers that are card-carrying members.

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Few bother to attend TAFIC AGM

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