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Tokyo Qualifying Athletes Receive Monthly Wages

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Botswana National Olympic Committee (BNOC) chief executive officer (CEO), Tuelo Serufho has revealed that athletes who have qualified for the Tokyo Olympics will each receive monthly wages of P8, 334.

The amount is given to athletes simply because they have qualified for the Olympics.

The payment comes on top of other financial assistance received by the athletes from the BNOC.

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Tokyo Qualifying Athletes Receive Monthly Wages

Botswana National Olympic Committee (BNOC) chief executive officer (CEO), Tuelo Serufho has revealed that athletes who have qualified for the Tokyo Olympics will each receive monthly wages of P8, 334.

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