Zebras boycott ends as BNSC intervenes

Friday, May 27, 2016

The Zebras resumed training yesterday PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG

The Botswana National Sport Commission’s (BNSC) intervention saw Zebras players return to training yesterday after the recent boycotts over unpaid allowances. The players had maintained they will not train, demanding a meeting with the BNSC leadership.

On Wednesday, BNSC chief executive officer, Falcon Sedimo drove to Francistown to meet the team and the technical staff.

“Sedimo drove all the way to Francistown as a sign of our commitment to resolve the matter.

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