Young GU GM promises a breath of fresh air

Friday, November 24, 2017

Forward- looking: Sikwane PIC KENNEDY RAMOKONE

New Gaborone United general manager (GM), Olebile Sikwane, a 35-year-old lawyer, is full of vim and ambition. An avid football follower, Sikwane has promised to revolutionise GU in a bid to breathe life into the ailing local giant, following his recent appointment. He tells Mmegi Sport’s MQONDISI DUBE that he wants to see a professional GU outfit

Mmegi Sport: What are your immediate target areas?

Olebile Sikwane: The mandate really is to reorganise and re-engineer the club thinking and modus operandi. To rebuild the office structure, put new people with requisite skills in the office and make the office functional. Secondly, to make the team look good, that is why I have immediately brought in Canterbury as a technical partner. I have worked for Canterbury and I know the strength of their brand.

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