Badminton meets to discuss disrupted calendar

Friday, October 09, 2020

Strategising: Badminton will meet to discuss its calendar of events

The Botswana Badminton Association (BBA) will meet this weekend to restructure a calender of activities disrupted by coronavirus (COVID-19).

Following a recent meeting by the BBA executive in Gaborone, the association resolved to start a consultative process with members to map a way forward for lives under the ‘new normal’.

Tomorrow, BBA would host a physical meeting with the clubs’ leadership in the Greater Gaborone region before a virtual meeting with the rest of the clubs on Sunday.

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