Scribes battle for P1,000 in table-tennis tourney

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In practice: Journalists will be on the table this weekend PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Local sports journalists will for a day abandon their scoop-hunting duties and battle for a P1,000 prize money at Lefika Savings Account tournament.

The second edition of the Botswana Table Tennis Association (BTTA) Lefika Savings Account tournament will be held on June 24 at a venue to be decided.

The tournament is the latest entrant in the impressive BTTA calendar and the First Capital Bank powers it through its product, the Lefika Savings Account as an elite Star Contender tournament at a tune of P15,000. The first edition was held in March 11, 2023.

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