Coca-Cola BISA sponsorship up to P1.2m

Sunday, May 26, 2019

DIGAWANA: Soft drink manufacturer, Coca-Cola has increased the Botswana Integrated Sports Association (BISA) football tournaments' sponsorship to P1.2 million.

The sponsorship that is running for a sixth consecutive year has seen under 50% increase from last year's P800,000 for the national secondary school football tournament dubbed the COPA Coca-Cola.

Speaking at the sponsorship launch today at Nthwalang JSS, Coca-Cola senior brand manager in Botswana and Namibia, Terreisha Naidoo said the sponsorship would give the students a chance to sharpen their talents thus helping in the development of sports in the country.

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