Bridge body hikes subscription fees

The Botswana Bridge Federation (BBF) will increase its annual subscription fees for its affiliates, a decision taken at its annual general meeting (AGM) held on Saturday.

The BBF had to amend its constitution to accommodate the increase. In the past all affiliates paid P250 annual subscription fee but sweeping changes were introduced at the Saturday meeting. BBF public relations officer (PRO), Tshepiso Ramaribana, told Mmegi Sport yesterday that junior and senior secondary schools would now pay P350 per annum.Tertiary schools will pay P500 while community clubs will part with P250 per year. Individuals will pay P50, while the youth will pay P25.

Ramaribana also said they have decided that, primary schools which have just been introduced into BBF will not pay anything. She said the decision would be reviewed at their next AGM. She said they have also decided to keep database of their membership in order to have information readily available. She added that they also discussed the issue of the national boycott by teachers of sports activities in schools.

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