Candidates disqualified as basketball holds elections

Friday, November 18, 2016

The Botswana Basketball Association (BBA) holds its elections in Francistown tomorrow amid a storm after some candidates were disqualified.

Two candidates, Tsholofelo Kenosi and Boineelo Hardy will vie for the presidency with incumbent Thulaganyo Jankey stepping down.

Some candidates were disqualified for not submitting their CVs on time, leaving no contestants for the secretary general and technical director positions.

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