Zebras’ issues have been resolved – BFA

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Absent: Ditlhokwe asked to be left out of the Zebras squad PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

The Botswana Football Association (BFA) has stated that it has resolved outstanding issues with Zebras players following a near-boycott before last November's encounter against Algeria in Francistown.

However, the Footballers Union of Botswana (FUB) says there are still some sticking points.

Internationals Tumisang Orebonye, Gape Mohutsiwa, captain Thatayaone Ditlhokwe and Kabelo Seakanyeng were at the centre of the storm as a strike over welfare issues loomed.

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