Dube off to Kampala amid raging BAA crisis

Thursday, March 13, 2014

Vice-president of troubled Botswana Athletics Association (BAA), Glody Dube flies to Kampala, Uganda this week to make a presentation on how Botswana is administering athletics. Kampala hosts an IAAF Summit this weekend.

The two-day summit comes at a time when the BAA is deep crisis after half of its officials quit, rendering the troubled association rudderless.

The Uganda summit draws together several African associations and is aimed at equipping them with information on how to run the sport.

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