Club Licensing Online Platform to mediate challenges

Maclean Letshwiti PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Maclean Letshwiti PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

With Club Licensing proving to be a challenge for local clubs ahead of the start of every season, the Botswana Football Association (BFA) has taken precautionary measures hosting a two-day workshop on Club Licensing Online Platform (CLOP).

This includes the implementation of the new CAF Club Licensing Regulations. Maclean Letshwiti, the BFA president, stated that the CLOP workshop is the perfect stage for local clubs to resolve the issues they have every season as his desire is to see the league in Botswana go commercial.

“As the BFA, we are now moving at full speed towards professionalising Botswana football and making it commercially sustainable. These two objectives are very dear to my heart,” Letshwiti said. Though football in Botswana is hampered by squabbles from the shareholders, the BFA president holds utmost believe that he can turn the fort around.

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