Sedimo pledges to take sport forward

Wearing new responsibilities: New BNSC CEO, Falcon Sedimo accepts the BNSC jacket from chairperson, Solly Reikeletseng. PIC: KABO MPAETONA
Wearing new responsibilities: New BNSC CEO, Falcon Sedimo accepts the BNSC jacket from chairperson, Solly Reikeletseng. PIC: KABO MPAETONA

The Botswana National Sports Commission (BNSC) chief executive officer, Falcon Sedimo has pledged to make Botswana more competitive in sports.

Speaking at a function to officially introduce him, Sedimo said it was his duty to make the country globally competitive. “It is my duty to make Botswana globally competitive and to make tangible progress with quantifiable achievements,” he said. “We are going to develop annual performance plans borrowed out of the 2028 strategy.”

Sedimo said he intended to build positive working relations with news media.

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