Thamane's softball future in the balance

Friday, August 30, 2019

Thamane is prepared to leave softball PIC: Moreri Sejakgomo

The future of Botswana Softball Association (BSA) president, Thabo Thamane and his executive committee’s is in the balance as a motion of no confidence looms.

Thamane was voted into the position last year, amid renewed optimism that he would take the sport to new heights.

But knives are already out for the respected administrator, who carved out a niche for himself in the corporate world. Eagles Softball Club has set the cat amongst the pigeons, after seeking the support of other clubs in pushing a vote of no confidence against the committee.

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Thamane's softball future in the balance

The future of Botswana Softball Association (BSA) president, Thabo Thamane and his executive committee’s is in the balance as a motion of no confidence looms.