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Kabelo Boranabi
  • BOSETU cries foul over school sport U-turn

    BOSETU president, Dr Winston Radikolo, has criticised the Ministry of Child Welfare and Basic Education for allegedly issuing a directive inviting teachers to volunteer for school sport activities despite ongoing negotiations with teacher unions.He...

  • 'We beat Rollers, but we are not there yet'

    He made a startling admission that Magosi played better in last weekend's defeat to TAFIC than in Saturday's 2-1 victory over Popa at the National Stadium.The South African tactician, who celebrated his first victory since taking charge of...

  • Mokweni’s long road to being seen

    However, for a player developing away from the traditional football centres, getting noticed remains another battle. The first thing Mokweni remembers is not a trophy, but it is a school selection. In 2014, while in Standard 7 at Gantsi Primary...

  • Women’s League second season faces funding test

    The FNB Premiership is already in its fourth week, whilst the First Division and regional leagues are scheduled to begin in October, leaving the women’s national competition amongst the major domestic leagues yet to announce its return. Responding...

  • Royal showdown: Too close for comfort

    In an unusual build-up to the much-anticipated ‘Royal Encounter’, the two giants have found themselves preparing for battle almost within touching distance at the Lekidi Football Centre. Chiefs have been sharpening their weapons on the Lekidi...

  • KTM Choir marks Botswana@60 through song, heritage

    The event brought together KTM’s rich choral tradition, contemporary music and young learners in a celebration of Botswana’s cultural identity. The celebration was held under the theme “Botswana @ 60: One Nation, One Voice, One Celebration.”...

  • From Mantshwabisi to world stage, local desert passes the test

    The Toyota 1000 Desert Race, better known locally as Mantshwabisi, turned that terrain into a Southern African motorsport institution.Now, more than three decades after the race moved to Botswana, the same desert is heading for the biggest stage...

  • BTTA P2m short for WTT Youth Contender

    The competition is scheduled for November 11 to14 in Gaborone and is expected to attract participants from around 40 countries. As things stand, the BTTA is about P2 million short of the estimated P4 million budget for the WTT Youth Contender...

  • Botswana to host World Rally-Raid Championship stages

    The development was announced on Monday, with Botswana becoming part of the third round of the five-round 2027 championship. The South African Safari Rally is the first race in Southern Africa to be part of the World Championship.The race will retain...

  • BTTA puts elite 24 under pressure in Super League

    The league, which is to run from September to March, features 24 players being 12 men and 12 women, drawn from the country's leading ranks, with senior and junior national team players set to compete in the same competition. The new season will...

  • Kgatleng Region challenges BFA over arbitration case

    The suspended Kgatleng Regional Football Association’s (KRFA) executive committee has challenged the Botswana Football Association (BFA) over the handling of its arbitration case, after it was informed that the matter had not been submitted to the...

  • Nando’s turns up the heat on local art scene

    Totang Motoloki finished second and received P20,000, while Lesedi Segobye won third place and P10,000. The awards were held on Thursday evening under the theme “A Canvas Under the Stars”, with the main competition themed “Celebrating...

  • GU reveal Tanzania ordeal: Coach punched, players attacked

    The allegations form part of a formal complaint the local champions have submitted to CAF following their 2-1 defeat to Yanga at the Azam Complex on Saturday. The Reds and Yanga played to a 1-1 draw in Gaborone a week ahead of the decisive second...

  • Nico rue missed chances in Chiefs defeat

    Kgaswane felt Nico controlled much of the contest, but were punished for the mistakes he had warned his players about before the match.“We controlled the game throughout the whole 90 minutes, we just could not score. We had chances that we could...

  • Galaxy pay the price for missed chances

    The current Orange FA Cup champions paid the price for a night of missed chances against ASPL 2000 of Mauritius.Galaxy dominated the game for long periods at the National Stadium on Saturday evening.However, they were eventually punished when...

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