Gunners, All Kasi extend contract

Fruitful partnership: Gunners chairman, Kitso Dlamini (left) and All Kasi managing director, Ludo Kenoeng during the signing of a new agreement in Gaborone yesterday. In the middle is Gunners CEO, Orayyah Dada. PIC: KABO MPAETONA
Fruitful partnership: Gunners chairman, Kitso Dlamini (left) and All Kasi managing director, Ludo Kenoeng during the signing of a new agreement in Gaborone yesterday. In the middle is Gunners CEO, Orayyah Dada. PIC: KABO MPAETONA

Lobatse giants, Extension Gunners and local clothing company All Kasi have renewed their partnership, which had expired last November, to the end of May.

Under the new technical sponsorship, Gunners will receive 100 jerseys to be sold to raise funds, it was revealed during a press briefing in Gaborone yesterday.

The two signed a two-year contract worth P1.2million and had expired in November. The current deal will run until the end of the season before the two parties sit down to renegotiate.

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