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BFL to unveil new CEO

Monday, February 27, 2023 | 230 Views |
New man in charge: Mbatha
New man in charge: Mbatha

The Botswana Football League (BFL) will unveil South African administrator, Senzo Mbatha as its new Chief Executive Officer tomorrow.

The BFL was left without a CEO after Solomon Ramochotlhwane was forced to resign in October. Following pressure from the board, Ramochotlhwane had no option but to leave office.

Operations manager, Patrick Motsepe has been holding fort since Ramochotlhwane’s departure. The BFL has been on a recruitment drive, which saw local candidates, Olebile Sikwane and Tiro Kganela enter the race but fall by the wayside.

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