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Wilderness' P750,000 Sankoyo rescue

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Greener pastures: Wilderness Safaris has come to Sankoyo’s rescue PIC: FACEBOOK

Debswana First Division North League side, Sankoyo Bush Bucks is itching for a Premier League return after eight years in the wilderness.

Sankoyo's preparations ahead of the next season started this week with good news that the side has penned a P750,000 three-year partnership deal with luxury travel operator, Okavango Wilderness Safaris.

Sankoyo will get P250,000 per season for the next three years. Okavango Wilderness Safaris, however, is not joining the Ngurungu community as the title sponsor as the search goes on. Speaking to Mmegi Sport, Sankoyo's public relations officer, Thato Molosi said Okavango Wilderness Safaris will help ease the basic costs of running the club daily.

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