Baboneng threatens to sue BFA for P20m

Sunday, May 10, 2020

PALAPYE: Baboneng Film production company has said its legal battle against the Botswana Football Association (BFA) is far from over after suffering a loss at the High Court last week.

The company had lodged an urgent application for possible legal damages and future loss of business due to termination of First Division Football league broadcasting rights agreement by the football body and lost with costs.

According to the film production company chairperson, Kesebonye Seabelo said they would not let the matter rest and were prepared to file a P20 million lawsuit against the BFA.

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