Electronic registration worries First Division North

Friday, October 30, 2015

FRANCISTOWN: The Debswana First Division North (DNFD) Regional Committee has expressed concerns at the slow pace at which the e-registration (electronic registration) of players is undergoing in the region.

The e-registration system is a requirement for all teams affiliated to FIFA and it provides a database for all the players, for easy access and tracking of player movements.

The regional secretary general, Rapula Gaotlhobogwe said the system provides convenience and will reduce cases of defaulters, which continuously affect the DFDN. However, he said few teams have showed progress on registration.

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