News

Ordinary General Assembly – First Notification

Sep 18, 2020

Following the postponement of the Ordinary General Assembly gathering previously scheduled for the 22nd August 2020, the National Executive Committee at its meeting of the 17Th September 2020. exercising its powers in terms of Article 272 of the BFA Constitution has resolved that the 2020 Ordinary General Assembly shall be held on the 10Th October 2020.

The Ordinary General Assembly shall take place through virtual means at the following areas:

Jwaneng for structures in the Greater Kgalagadi area and Ganfsi Area;
Gaborone for structures within the greater Gaborone Area:
Palapye for structures within the greater Palapye and Selebi Phikvve Area:
Francistown for structures within the greater Francistown. Boteti, Maun and Chobe Area.

The agenda and any other relevant documentation will be sent in due course in compliance with Article 27.3 of the BFA Constitution.

Alt matters pertaining to the elections shall be communicated through the office of the Electoral Committee.

Thank you.

All correspondence to the Chief Executive Officer

Up Next

Registration Transfer and Loaning of Players

Don't Miss

FIFA CONNECT workshop in Hukuntsi

Development

The Mares Display Heart In Tri Nations Challenge

Botswana’s senior women’s national football team recently concluded their campaign in the prestigious Three Nations Challenge, hosted by South Africa from 28 May to 3 June at the Lucas Moripe Stadium. The series saw spirited competition between Botswana, South Africa, and Zambia, as teams continued their preparations for the upcoming Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) qualifiers.

Despite narrowly missing out on the top prize, Botswana showed immense character and growth throughout the tournament. The Mares kicked off their campaign with a thrilling encounter against the African champions South Africa, narrowly going down 3-2 in a tightly contested match. The team bounced back with a determined performance against Zambia, securing a 1-1 draw and demonstrating resilience and tactical discipline.

Final Tournament Results:

South Africa 3–2 Botswana

Botswana 1–1 Zambia

South Africa 2–0 Zambia

South Africa’s Banyana Banyana were ultimately crowned champions of the series, winning both of their matches to take the top spot. The tournament offered valuable game time and experience for all participating nations, and Botswana’s technical team, led by Head Coach Alex Malete, will take key insights from these fixtures as they refine the squad for the crucial WAFCON fianals.