GU in smooth transition

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Changes: GU has transitioned from being a society to a company PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Gaborone United (GU) supporters will be relieved to learn that their club experienced no major challenges during its transition from a society to a company.

The Reds reminded its supporters this week that it now operates as Gaborone United Football Club as opposed to a sporting club, a process that was completed two years ago.

The club’s marketing and communications manager, Hebert Letsebe told Mmegi Sport yesterday that the daily operations of the club are performed by fulltime employees of the company.

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GU in smooth transition

Gaborone United (GU) supporters will be relieved to learn that their club experienced no major challenges during its transition from a society to a company.

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