Sinking Sankoyo send SOS

Friday, January 08, 2016

Sankoyo Bush Bucks players have not been paid their December salaries

Broke Sankoyo Bush Bucks have sought the intervention of the Botswana Premier League as it sinks further into debt.

The club’s players have not trained since returning from the festive season after only a handful turned up in protest over unpaid December salaries.

The team’s marketing manager, Obusitswe John said they are working around the clock to assist players with transport fares.

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