Reflections of a soccer maestro

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After serving Botswana soccer for 13 years, Masego 'Abedi' Ntshingane, one of the most outstanding midfielders of his generation hints in an exclusive interview with sports writer TSHEPO MOLWANE that he might call it a day come the end of the season and possibly vie for the presidency of the Botswana Football Association (BFA) in the near future

Mmegi: Most people see you on the field of play and do not know much about you. Who is Masego Ntshingane?

Ntshingane: I was born in Mahalapye on July 14 1978. I am the first-born in a family of four. My younger sister was married last year. One of my two brothers is still at Junior Secondary while the last born is at primary school. I did my primary school in Mahalapye and Gaborone because my mother's work commitments meant that I had to travel with her wherever she went. I did my junior certificate at Mahalapye Secondary School and Cambridge at Madiba Secondary School between 1993 and 1995. I did my national service in Gaborone and after that I joined the army as an officer cadet. Currently, I am a captain in the army at Glen Valley.

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