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Nov 24, 2022

The Anti-Doping Agency from the Ministry of Youth, Gender, Sports and Culture today paid a courtesy call on the national U17 teams before they left for the Region 5 Youth Games in Lilongwe.

The agency coordinates anti-doping regulations for all sporting codes in Botswana. Its main objectives include among others scientific and social research, education, investigations and monitoring compliance with the global anti-doping program.

FIFA’s anti‐doping strategy relies on education and prevention. A worldwide network of physicians guarantees doping control procedures that are straightforward and leave no place for cheating. FIFA actively acknowledges its responsibility to protect players from harm and ensure equal chances for all competitors by stringent doping control regulations.

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22 Coaches Benefit From CAF C–Diploma Coaching Course

GABORONE: The Botswana Football Association through its Technical Department held the graduation ceremony of a Women Specific CAF C–DIPLOMA COACHING COURSE at the Lekidi Football Centre today (Thursday), November 2, 2023.

In attendance was the Vice Chairperson of the National Women’s Football Committee, Mr. Sello S. Modise, and the additional Member of the Women’s Football Committee, Ms. Peo Keatlholetswe, and the BFA Women’s Football Manager, Tsholofelo Setlhoko.

According to the course coordinator, the BFA women’s football development and grassroots instructor Ms. Barobi Nwako, brought to light, the first phase took place from September 18 to 25 this year, while the second phase began on October 23 and ended today, November 2, 2023.

The course was led by instructors Sikalame “Six” Keatlholetswe and Odirile Matlhaku.