Swimming adopts new constitution

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Diving in: Swimming has adopted a new constitution. FILE PIC

The Botswana Swimming Sport Association (BSSA) has officially adopted a new constitution, gaining approval from the World Aquatics Bureau.

The BSSA president, Kgaotsang Mathews, highlighted that this step now allows the constitution to undergo scrutiny by the Registrar of Societies for final approval, marking its activation.

"The new constitution seeks to align with the BNSC model constitution as well as the requirements of World Aquatics and brings with it many changes to the operations," Mathews explained.

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Swimming adopts new constitution

The Botswana Swimming Sport Association (BSSA) has officially adopted a new constitution, gaining approval from the World Aquatics Bureau.

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