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Nomination for the 2020 BFA National Executive Committee

Jul 22, 2020

The Botswana Football Association Electoral Committee hereby publishes the 2020 Botswana Football Association National Executive Committee election candidates. For purposes of appeals, attention is directed to the following articles in the BFA Electoral Code:

Article 12.2
Any appeal, with its reasons, shall be sent by registered post or delivered in exchange for confirmation of receipt to the general secretariat of the BFA and received by the BFA within four (4) days of receipt by the candidates of the electoral committee’s decision

Article 12.3
Appeals shall be considered by the election appeal committee within four (4) days of their receipt by the general secretariat of the BFA.

Article 12.4
The decision of the election appeal committee are final and may not be monitored by any government body.

Effectively appeals, if any, should be filed within four (4) days of the date of this communication; by end of business on Monday 27 July 2020.

For expediency the appeals should be directed to the BFA Secretary General.

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