BAA in crisis as trio quits

Tuesday, February 28, 2017

Bantsi was among the officials who resigned over the weekend

The Botswana Athletics Association (BAA) was left battling a crisis after the top leadership quit in a huff over the weekend. BAA president, Moses Bantsi, together with Ronald Masalila (vice president) and Kebaitse Legojane (secretary general) threw in the towel in a surprise move.

The shock move took place on Saturday after the annual general meeting, held in Gaborone, passed a motion of no confidence on Legojane. The remaining executive committee members are Brian Mosweu (treasurer), Olebogeng Oitebetse (vice secretary general), Charles Keikotlhae (public relations officer), Moses Raphutse (additional member-north) and Mompati Ngwako (additional member-south).

Speaking to Mmegi Sport, Keikotlhae said the weekend gathering was not an elective meeting.

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BAA in crisis as trio quits

The Botswana Athletics Association (BAA) was left battling a crisis after the top leadership quit in a huff over the weekend. BAA president, Moses Bantsi, together with Ronald Masalila (vice president) and Kebaitse Legojane (secretary general) threw in the towel in a surprise move.

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