Silent Angola Keeps CUCSA Members Guessing

Monday, March 13, 2017

Angola has kept its fellow Confederation of University and College Sports Association (CUCSA) members in the dark as to whether the country will host next year’s competition.

Speaking at the CUCSA annual general meeting in Gaborone on Saturday, Botswana Tertiary Students Sports Association (BOTESSA) president, Moffat Ramasotla said Angola had not communicated if they will host the 2018 competition or not. BOTESSA is a CUCSA affiliate.

“The problem we have in CUCSA is that Angola is not communicating. The members are not satisfied with their silence since they are supposed to host the next year games. They have not given the association a response yet,” Ramasotla said.

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