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The Boys Are Technically Good

Jul 25, 2017

Young Zebras coach Tumi Duicker says the are positives to be drawn from the on going COSAFA Under 17 championship. The former national team captain says his charges displayed a good level of fighting spirit. He highlighted that the young boys are technically and technically sound and that only concentration at important times of the game let them down.

The gaffer also says going down 2-11 to the host and a first game loss to favorites Malawi gave a lot of experience to the boys. The gap we have is that the young boys need to be exposed to more high level competition.

The Young Zebras will play Zimbabwe in the final game of the on going COSAFA Under 17 challenge in Mauritius. Coach Tumi promised a fight from his chargers and edged Batswana to keep supporting the young boys as they show great potential to grow into better players

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Kgatleng Region Appreciate Safeguarding Workshop

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!