TAFIC fulfils Club Licencing requirements

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FRANCISTOWN: TAFIC chairperson, Carlos Sebina says the club has fulfilled Club Licencing requirements, save for submitting audited financial results.

Addressing a press conference in Francistown this week, Sebina said the club was given a provisional licence by Botswana Football Association (BFA) to play in the top tier league pending the finalisation of its financials.

“We need P45,000 to hire a professional company to audit our finances. We are optimistic of submitting audited financials to meet all the requirements of club licencing,” said Sebina.

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