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Team Botswana athletes, BNOC grateful - Khupe

Team Botswana athletes, BNOC grateful - Khupe
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Rush to Tokyo Olympics gets BAA adrenaline going

24th January 2021 With only a few months to go before the Tokyo 2020/21 Olympics start, Botswana Athletics Association (BAA) finds itself in for an Olympic qualification and preparation race like no other before. Time is quickly ticking towards the summer Olympics and the Coronavirus is rapidly spreading across the country, hampering the association’s preparations. BAA, unlike any other sporting code in Botswana, shoulders most of the burden of the country’s medal hopes at the upcoming Olympics However, with the upsurge in Coronavirus cases and the start stop sports season, BAA’s quest is becoming even more complicated. In a week when the association announced it will be staging its first competition of the year, one of its affiliates, Ramotswa Athletics Club reported one of its athletes has been diagnosed with coronavirus.

Batswana reject BNOC sms campaign | Sunday Standard

18th January 2021 The Tokyo 2020 Olympics fundraising drive by the Botswana National Olympics Committee (BNOC) looks set to receive a cold shoulder from locals. With the P2.5 million anticipated to have been donated through sms by August 2020, four months after the deadline the fund is reportedly a skeleton struggling to make ends meet to support athletes bound to compete at the Tokyo Olympics slated for July 2021. The dull reception of the campaign reportedly accrued just 6000 messages with the money estimated at just a mere P30000. In an interview with acting BNOC chief executive officer (CEO) Wedu Motswetla said it is sad that the campaign has since lost steam due to the Covid-19 pandemic’s emergence in the past year.

Botswana former Badminton national player made history ⋆ TheVoiceBW

AWARD WINNER: Tjiyapo-Mokobi-Mokhosoa Former Botswana Badminton national team player, Tjiyapo Mokobi-Mokhosoa made history last week becoming the first-ever Motswana to receive the Badminton World Federation (BWF) Meritorious Service Award. The award recognizes exemplary service to badminton at the national level. For the 51-year-old Serowe-born Pilikwe native, it is the latest achievement in a life full of firsts. 20 years ago, Mokhosoa became the first female President of the Botswana Badminton Association (BBA), rising to the top post at a time when few women held meaningful roles in executive committees. In 2011 she was elected BNOC Publicity Secretary, becoming the first woman on the BNOC Board.

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