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Zebras in camp ahead of the challenge

Jun 17, 2017

This communique serves to inform media and public that senior national team zebras is in camp ahead of the 2017 COSAFA senior challenge , the team reported to camp Tuesday 13 June. The Zebras have been drawn against Zambia in the quarterfinals of the COSAFA senior challenge which will take place in the north west province (Rustenburg and Moruleng).

Botswana will play Zambia July 1st 2017 at the Royal Bafokeng sports palace, with kick off set for 1500hrs. Zebras are expected to travel to South Africa on the 28th of June three (3) days ahead of the quarterfinal clash and will base in Rustenburg for the rest of the tournament. The senior team will return home latest on the 9thth July and earliest on the 6th July 2017.

Interim senior national team coach team coach Oris B. Radipotsane will announce his final 23 man squad to the COSAFA tournament on Monday 19th June 2017. Tickets for the tournament are on sale at computicket (Shoprite) outlets in South Africa Purchasing tickets for any match day allows fans to what all games at the venues, which right up until the final stages includes two fixtures per day.

The tickets will cost R20 through the entire competition, including for the final. The competition gets under way on June 25, with the deciding match to crown this year’s champions on July 7.

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Our recent safeguarding workshop in the Kgatleng region was a great opportunity to discuss significant steps towards safer and more inclusive football sport.

The association is very committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable people this past weekend, the association had an opportunity to address the coaches and administrators of the Kgatleng region on the importance of prevention through education and awareness programs, Protection by implementing robust policies and procedures, Provision of support services for those affected, and Partnership by collaborating with relevant organizations and agencies to ensure a comprehensive approach to safeguarding.

Their dedication to the welfare of children and people who are exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed, either physically or emotionally was truly commendable.

Let’s keep spreading awareness and making a positive impact in our football and community!