GetBucks, Notwane seal P300,000 deal

Friday, March 22, 2019

Notwane president, Tebogo Sebego (left) and Getbucks managing director Marthin da Kock at the unveiling ceremoney

BTC Premiership side, Notwane got a timely boost yesterday, when micro-finance and insurance company GetBucks pumped P300, 000 into the club’s coffers, which covers the remainder of the current season as well as the 2019/2020 campaign.

Speaking at the sponsorship unveiling in Gaborone, GetBucks managing director, Marthin da Kock said they were pleased to start a partnership with a team that was the first ever to win an organised football league in 1978.

The team has in recent seasons, fallen off the radar as they played in the First Division for three season and da Kock said the sponsorship would help guide Toronto back to its glory days.

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GetBucks, Notwane seal P300,000 deal

BTC Premiership side, Notwane got a timely boost yesterday, when micro-finance and insurance company GetBucks pumped P300, 000 into the club’s coffers, which covers the remainder of the current season as well as the 2019/2020 campaign.

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