Wave of optimism sweeps through TAFIC after takeover

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New beginnings: TAFIC’s takeover could open new avenues
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FRANCISTOWN: Once a formidable entity in the early 1990s, TAFIC has been overwhelmed by financial troubles for more than a decade.

In the late 1980s to early 1990s under the leadership of shrewd businessman, Geoffrey Maygillip, TAFIC was one of the most organised teams in the elite league.

It was a dream of every footballer growing up in the north to don the famous red and white jersey.

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Wave of optimism sweeps through TAFIC after takeover

FRANCISTOWN: Once a formidable entity in the early 1990s, TAFIC has been overwhelmed by financial troubles for more than a decade.

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