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  • Motsepe widens gulf between haves and have nots

    Between Botswana’s Eleven Angels and Egyptian super club, Al Ahly, which one features more prominently in Motsepe’s football agenda? In this context, Eleven Angels or Mutondo Stars from Zambia’s Super League, represent a group of poor clubs who...

  • Maligned football hits new highs

    Despite a toxic environment, Botswana football fans are witnessing some historic moments, which bodes well for the growth of the local game. From only a population of 2.6million, Botswana has forced its way into football discussion tables across the...

  • Da Rosa's French revolution lifts Zebras

    The French Revolution was a period of major social upheaval that began in 1787 and ended in 1799 and sought to redefine the nature of political power. It was a revolution that saw the rise of the peasants against the feudal system, shaking France to...

  • Zebras up and running with impressive win over Guinea

    Winger, Kabelo Seakanyeng struck the all important goal in the 78th minute to hand new coach, Didier Gomes Da Rosa his first win.The Zebras had more opportunities than their more illustrious opponents in a match played at the Obed Itani Chilume...

  • Da Rosa rings changes for Guinea clash

    The Zebras are looking to bounce back after suffering a 3-2 defeat to Mozambique in the opening match of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. Kabelo Dambe, Segolame Boy, Godiraone Modingwane, Lebogang Ditsile, and Thabang Sesinyi all drop to the bench.In...

  • Hate, egos hold football hostage

    The plotters of the coup argue, they want to rescue a game that has been held captive by the current administration domiciled at the Botswana Football League (BFL). The push is gaining ground, but the leadership has been holding firm as it fights...

  • Push to remove Shah, Zakhem hits hurdle

    Some Premier League and First Division clubs had petitioned the BFL demanding a shareholders’ meeting where the issue of removing the two was part of the agenda. The main bone of contention is the move to reduce Premier League teams from 16 to 12...

  • Move to push out Zakhem, Shah declared unprocedural

    The fall-out emanates from a decision to gradually reduce Premier League teams from 16 to 12. As a result, the clubs wrote the BFL secretariat requesting a shareholders meeting.However, BFL CEO, Senzo Mbatha told Mmegi Sport the shareholders did not...

  • Wilson awaits passport, in line for Zebras debut

    Wilson was born in Gaborone but holds Australian citizenship and up until July, Botswana did not allow dual citizenship. However, following a High Court case, the government indicated eligible persons no longer need to renounce citizenship of another...

  • Matebele rub salt into Flamingoes’ wound

    The Premier League rookies carved chance after chance which either went begging or the attackers found Flamingoes goalkeeper, Kenneth Moko, unyielding. Moko, voted man-of-the-match, produced an assortment of goalkeeping heroics to keep his side in...

  • Rush: a fine gentleman leaves the stage

    Rahman ‘Rush’ Gumbo, in a flash you are gone. Just like that. A fine gentleman on and off the field, Gumbo graced the fields across two continents in a football career spanning more than four decades. A great striker and then midfielder in his...

  • I'm not a voyager — Da Rosa

    The Frenchman arrived in Botswana at the end of last month after he left his position at Saudi Arabia side, Al-Taraji. Despite coaching travels that have taken him to 18 clubs in 15 years, Da Rosa was quick to point out that he was not a...

  • SONA ignores key sport issues

    The President acknowledged star athlete, Letsile ‘School Boy’ Tebogo, who was given a standing ovation by the National Assembly. Besides further recognising the efforts of Amantle Montsho, Isaac Makwala, Nijel Amos, Ross Branch, and Tumisang...

  • BFA, ministry in cold war?

    Reports indicate that BFA president, Maclean Letshwiti and Minister Tumiso Rakgare do not enjoy cordial relations. But in an earlier interview with MmegiSport, Rakgare and the BFA downplayed reports of a rift. “As for my relationship with the BFA...

  • Premier League games moved to accommodate Zebras

    The national team will go into camp to prepare for back-to-back World Cup qualifiers against Mozambique and Guinea next week. The BFL has responded by postponing games involving teams with three or more players in the Zebras squad. "We have...

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