Gaborone 2014

Key facts about Africa Youth Games

Friday, May 23, 2014

The Gaborone Africa Youth Games will be open to the public. The second edition of the African Youth Games, Gaborone2014 slated for the 22-31 May 2014 will feature 54 countries, 2500 athletes competing in 21 sporting codes.

Tickets for the much anticipated games areavailable and can be fouåçnd in all Choppies HYPER stores. The closing ceremony as well some sporting codes will be free of charge. Tickets for the finals will be sold for P10.00.

Swimming will be at UB Swimming Pool: FREE ticket for the first day (May 23) and for May 24-26 finals they will be sold.

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