Sacked karate coaches demand payment

Jones and Tshikare's contracts were terminated
Jones and Tshikare's contracts were terminated

The Botswana Karate Association (BOKA) has terminated the services of three national team coaches, George Tshikare, Peter Molefhe and Moses Jones, with the association, arguing, it was unable to pay them. But the coaches do not buy the association’s reasoning.

The coaches left their posts on July 31, 2019 and BOKA said the decision was due to the karate body’s failure to remunerate them.

Tshikare told Mmegi Sport that his contract was supposed to run until December, and they were not paid for the last five months.

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