Nawa linked with TAFIC takeover bid

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FRANCISTOWN: Entrepreneur and former TAFIC chairperson, Humphrey Nawa is reportedly leading a consortium of 20 entrepreneurs who want to take over the running of the beleaguered club.

Mmegi Sport has established that the group has committed to raise over P1 million as an initial investment to run the club.

The group is said to have pledged to take over the running of the club regardless of whether it retains its status in the Debswana First Division North (FDN) or drops to the regional league.

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Nawa linked with TAFIC takeover bid

FRANCISTOWN: Entrepreneur and former TAFIC chairperson, Humphrey Nawa is reportedly leading a consortium of 20 entrepreneurs who want to take over the running of the beleaguered club.

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