BFA Chief Laments Disruptive Internal Politics

BFA CEO, Mfolo Mfolo says internal football politics hinders the growth of women's football in the country
BFA CEO, Mfolo Mfolo says internal football politics hinders the growth of women's football in the country

The Botswana Football Association (BFA) chief executive officer Mfolo Mfolo has expressed discontent in the running of the women football affairs in the country.

Mfolo did not mince his words when addressing the national women football special general assembly held over the weekend, noting that progress in the women’s game is hampered by internal politics.

The women football assembly met on Saturday to elect the new executive committee in a rerun election. A rerun was called by the BFA after internal investigations revealed that in the initial elections held in May, non-affiliated teams were allowed to vote.

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