Fencing Elects First Committee Since 2007

Monday, April 03, 2017

Botswana Amateur Fencing Society (BAFS) has elected new committee for the first time since fencing was established in 2007. Seven clubs; Serowe, Tlokweng, Mogoditshane, Westwood, Legae, Sir Seretse Khama and University of Botswana Fencing Club attended the elective meeting.

Mandla Masuku is the new president after ousting Gaolathe Modongo who had served for two years.

Modongo was seeking another term after he was to take charge in 2015 and believed he had taken fencing to new levels. But clubs had other ideas and inserted Masuku. Maatla Basha is the new vice president with five votes beating his opponent Hlubi Gilika who got three votes. Basha previously served as technical director.

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Fencing Elects First Committee Since 2007

Botswana Amateur Fencing Society (BAFS) has elected new committee for the first time since fencing was established in 2007. Seven clubs; Serowe, Tlokweng, Mogoditshane, Westwood, Legae, Sir Seretse Khama and University of Botswana Fencing Club attended the elective meeting.

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