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BABUSA strives for recognition

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BABUSA held its awards ceremony in Phakalane over the weekend

The Botswana All Budo Styles Association (BABUSA) continues to strive to be recognised by the Botswana National Sport Commission (BNSC).

However, the elephant in the room has been identified as the Botswana Karate Association (BOKA).

Speaking during an awards ceremony held in Phakalane over the weekend, BABUSA chairperson, Shihan Thuto Thuto said the days of being bullied by BOKA are over.

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