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Men’s relay team reports for training camp

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Letsile Tebogo clocking by 45.93 at the Central Gauteng Athletics Provincial Championships over the weekend. PIC.CITIUS MAG

As team Botswana continues preparations for the World Athletics Relays to be held at the National Stadium in Gaborone on Athletics Relays Gaborone 26 on May 2 and 3 2026, the men’s provisional team reported for camp on Sunday in Francistown.

The team joins the women’s team that has been in camp at the same venue. The athletes will be reporting for camp after brilliant performance at the Central Gauteng Athletics Provincial Championships over the weekend.

Some of the athletes who took part in the competition are Letsile Tebogo, Anthony Pesela who has made a comeback after missing in action last season, Prince Selepe, Boitumelo Masilo amongst others.

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