Relegated Motlakase pushes ahead with stadium project

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Motlakase Power Dynamos will push ahead with their stadium project despite their relegation from the Premier League last weekend. The club plans to finish building the facility between December this year and April 2012.

The project started after their promotion to the Premier League two seasons ago but was shelved due to financial constraints as the club fought for survival in the top division.

One of the club directors, Samuel Kealotswe told to Mmegi Sport yesterday that they have made plans to finish the construction and become the first club in the country to own a stadium. "We have taken a decision to divide ourselves into two groups.

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