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Kabelo Boranabi
  • Gunners survive while bigger fight awaits

    A 2-0 victory over Mochudi Centre Chiefs at the Lobatse Sports Complex completed a dramatic escape for the side many had already written off weeks ago.“I think we did the unthinkable,” Madivenga said after the match. “People wrote us off maybe...

  • From summit to slip: BDF XI’s painful finish

    Behind the intimidating atmosphere of Sapolamokwatla (meaning the backbone) Grounds, the Carmo Girls built a disciplined and resilient title challenge that forced the BH National Women’s League Southern Stream’s traditional powerhouses onto the...

  • Niyonzima finds redemption with Red Roses

    For Niyonzima, the 2025-2026 season has been filled with sharp turns. Yet just when it appeared his influence within the club structures was fading, he resurfaced through the Red Roses and guided the women’s side back to the summit.On Sunday...

  • Don’t blink: Black Lions, Gunners in survival showdown

    For Black Lions and Extension Gunners, survival will come down to one final afternoon where every mistake could carry the team to the dusty grounds. Whilst newly crowned champions Gaborone United (GU) prepare for a celebratory home fixture, the...

  • Organisers promise improved safety as Desert Race returns to Gabs

    The race will see thousands descend on the capital city during the weekend of June 19 to 21 for the second round of the Botswana Off Road Racing Championship (BORRC).Race director, Moin Ahmad, says organisers are fully aware of the spectator chaos...

  • Red Roses crash BDF to seal South Stream league

    In what was billed as a potential title determiner between the league’s top two sides, the defending national champions showed their experience and attacking quality to move six points clear of BDF XI at the summit. With one match remaining, the...

  • Desert Race makes shock return to Gaborone

    After years of turning Botswana’s mining town into the heartbeat of off-road motorsport, the race is making a dramatic return to Gaborone. Relocating to the capital signals the beginning of what organisers hope will be a bigger, louder, and more...

  • Records broken, recognition denied: The sport award surprises

    It was a night of unquestionable winners and uncomfortable omissions that have since taken on a life of their own. On one side of the ledger, there was absolute clarity. The men’s 4x400m relay team, fresh from a 2025 World Championship triumph, was...

  • National Stadium braces for FA Cup semis warfare

    The two games were initially scheduled for the Obed Itani Chilume Stadium in Francistown but were later moved to the capital. The final four will battle it out in a double header at the National Stadium, with local football's modern powerhouses...

  • Red Roses finally bloom to the top

    The feat came after Red Roses, as the team is known, edged rivals Double Action FC 2–1 in a tense city derby played at GU Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The win moves GU top of the table and tightens their grip on a dramatic title race. In a season...

  • GU keep double dream alive

    The Reds kept won the game marginally and kept hope alive for a historic league and cup double with a dramatic Orange FA Cup quarterfinal victory on Saturday.GU needed penalties to edge fierce rivals Rollers 5-4 after a pulsating 2-2 draw at the...

  • Rollers coach leaves door half open

    The Norwegian tactician, who has overseen a sharp turnaround in Rollers’ fortunes since arriving at the club, hinted that the financial instability that has clouded the Blues throughout the campaign will play a major role in determining whether he...

  • Football returns to National Stadium

    The Orange FA Cup quarterfinals arrive carrying everything that makes cup football thrilling. Once again the fallen giants search for relevance, while underdogs chasing immortality, city rivalry warfare in the midst and champions trying to tighten...

  • Relays glory meets growing complaints

    The competition, held at the National Stadium last Saturday and Sunday, was the first World Relays held on African soil and produced some of the greatest moments with the highlight being when the local men’s 4x400m team clocked a World Relays...

  • Records fall in historic World Relays

    It was the men’s 4x400m team, which produced the standout performance of the championships.The quartet of Lee Eppie, Letsile Tebogo, Bayapo Ndori and Collen Kebinatshipi stopped the clock at 2:54.47, setting a new World Relays record and...

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