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Kabelo Boranabi
  • Rollers launch sapphire jubilee celebrations

    Addressing a press conference in Gaborone on Wednesday, Rollers chairperson, Thapelo ‘Fish’ Pabalinga, described the milestone as a moment of reflection and renewal for arguably Botswana’s most successful football club.Founded in 1961, Rollers...

  • Welfare storm rocks Mares’ COSAFA campaign

    In a statement released on Wednesday, the Union confirmed it had met with national team players who were released from camp amidst an ongoing dispute with the Botswana Football Association (BFA).FUB added that the players highlighted several...

  • Bench swap fuels spice to Galaxy, GU title war

    The two heavyweights are inseparable on 44 points, split only by a single goal difference, with pride, psychological warfare, and intimate tactical knowledge set to shape the outcome.With just 11 games left before the season wraps up, the margin for...

  • Rollers launches 'Adopt-A-Player' to ease financial burden

    Speaking at a press briefing in Gaborone on Wednesday, Rollers’ chairperson, Thapelo ‘Fish’ Pabalinga, described the initiative as a critical step to ensure the club remains competitive while safeguarding its most important assets- its players...

  • Torreira plays down title talk

    Magosi stretched their unbeaten run under the Spanish mentor with a 1-1 draw against Police XI in an FNB Premiership match played at the GU Stadium on Sunday afternoon.The result puts the Kgatleng giants in third position, now seven points behind...

  • Connor takes over as GU head coach

    According to a statement from the club, Connor has signed a two-and-half-year contract and will take over from Khalid Niyonzima who has been holding fort on interim basis. Connor parted ways with log leaders, Jwaneng Galaxy few days ago.The reigning...

  • Letsema rides the winds of change

    Letsema joined The Ostriches in early January on a three-year deal from Lesotho giants Linare FC, marking yet another chapter in a career that has already seen him test multiple terrains. At just 23, Orapa United is his fourth club, his third elite...

  • ‘Small’ domestic league serves big dreams

    Whilst instability at clubs and scarce sponsorships have tested players, the local scene has also become a launchpad for those daring enough to dream.Connections to South Africa and North Africa have turned the league into a stepping stone,...

  • Mares look to youth ahead of COSAFA test

    Head coach, Alex Malete, this week unveiled a squad which features several Under-20 standouts alongside experienced campaigners. Placed in a tricky Group B, Botswana will face Zambia, Eswatini, and Zimbabwe in the tournament set for February 18 to...

  • GU eye sweet Valentine’s treat against Sua

    Kick-off is 7pm. With 44 points on the board, the Reds have had to weather a little heartbreak recently, losing ground in their last outing and letting Jwaneng Galaxy close the gap to a mere three points.The stakes could not be sweeter or spicier on...

  • GU stumble leaves title race wide open

    A goalless draw against Police XI at the GU Stadium on Sunday afternoon has reopened the title race, inviting the chasing pack right back into contention.It was GU’s third draw in five games, a run that has stalled their momentum and handed belief...

  • Orapa find spark to sink Rollers

    He made the remarks after The Ostriches snapped a three-match losing run with a confidence-boosting 2-0 win over Township Rollers in an FNB Premiership clash played at the GU Stadium on Saturday evening.Following a difficult start to the campaign,...

  • Mares’ keeper leaves TS Galaxy for Zambian side

    Moeng joined Galaxy at the start of last season on a one-year contract from Namibian club FC Ongos.The former Security Systems and BDF XI shot stopper now heads north on a short-term deal with the Zambian side, marking her third stint in African...

  • Early struggles expose divide

    Introduced this year as the highest tier in the women’s football structures, the new league features 10 teams each from the Northern and Southern streams. Despite its elite status, the competition remains without a sponsor, with clubs instead...

  • Young Mares march into lion’s den with belief

    The two teams will meet in the first leg of the third round of the 2026 FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup qualifiers at the intimidating Olembe Stadium in Yaounde, with the return leg scheduled for Gaborone a week later.With only four African slots...

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