BY: Katlego Mechedi The much anticipated Gaborone International Meet is set to take place next year(2021) on the 24th of April at the National Stadium following the cancellation of this year’s meet due to the COVID-19 global pandemic. TALKING POINTS National Stadium meets the international standards GIM is a platform for upcoming athletes It is Read More
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Professionalism is a need in Botswana,the recent road accidents by Botswana sports stars is worrisome accounting to drugs and alcohol,be it a fatality or career ending injury it is high time our athletes consider upholding professionalism.
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Amantle Montsho,arguably the best sportswomen of the 21st century in Botswana has defied her aging 36 years to qualify for the Tokyo 2020 games,first making her appearance in 2004 Athens Olympics,2008 Beijing Olympicsa and 2012 London Olympics.She truly deserves an honour,for she is among the greatest of all times.
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Nkobolo is said to have in the process sustained a spinal shock,dislocated neck bones and torn ligament slimming his chances of partaking in Japan for the Olympics with less than four months to go.The driver of the vehicle Thebe allegedly was under the influence of alcohol had apparently lost the control of the car leading to the fatal accident and a career ending injuries to Onkabetse Nkobolo.
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BY:Tirelo MosieleleGABORONE:Born Baboloki Thebe and G-man as affectionately known by his faithfuls has made headlines at the Gaborone International Meet after easing through the Isaac “Batman” Makwala in the famous 400m finals. Baboloki Thebe made an impressive time of 45.34 seconds to beat to clinch gold medal while Isaac Makwala disappointing his crowd after falling to position Read More
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