Kutlwano targets league title

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Striding back: Kutlwano volleyball women’s team PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Kutlwano used to be one of local volleyball's leading brands, and also left a mark in international competitions, which saw the team represent Botswana and the Zone 6 region at the African Club Championships.

'The Big House', as the Kutlwano is called, has appointed new leadership led by Reabetswe Jaba as the team bids to reclaim its place at the top.

Solvin Sekalaba is vice chairperson, whilst Doubt Moilwa is the treasurer, with Shadrack Kapeko coming in as secretary and Tiroyaone Otimile elected spokesperson. The new leadership has an ambitious plan of winning the National Volleyball League (NVL) title.

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