BOPSSA elects new committee

Thursday, December 03, 2015

BOPSSA president, Busani Segweni was unopposed

FRANCISTOWN: The Botswana Primary Schools Sports Association (BOPSSA) has elected its new committee at the annual general meeting in Francistown on Friday. Busani Segweni, president, and his vice, Golebane Ratladi were retained unopposed.

Secretary general, Thapelo Jacobs and treasurer, Koziba Bakokonyane also retained their seats without opposition. Rejoyce Tabane beat her opponents Nelson Daniel, Gilbeys Kenalewame and Bolokang Mashumba to become the new vice secretary.

Tumelo Manuhwa defeated Gordon Thekiso 75-52 for the marketing position, while Lawrence Moseki retained his position as publicity secretary after a tough challenge from Shathiso Kuli who polled 46 votes, only nine less than the victor’s.

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