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21/09/2026

NORTH AMERICA 🌎

This is the third-largest continent in the world. Covering approximately 24.7 million square kilometers (9.54 million square miles), with a population of over 614million people.

It sits in the Northern and Western Hemispheres, bordered by the Arctic, Atlantic, and Pacific oceans.

The continent has 23 independent countries, including Canada, the United States, and Mexico, plus the nations of Central America and the Caribbean.

21/09/2026

🏐 FULL TIME | NWC2027 QUALIFIER AFRICA

🇧🇼 Botswana 59 - 35 Tanzania 🇹🇿

21/09/2026

19/09/2026

Happy Independence Day to you all Batswana

19/09/2026

Fa o batla go slima o nne fan ya Arsenal...ijoo

19/09/2026

E kae independence lona bo malome

19/09/2026

🇧🇼🏆🎾 NTUNGAMILI RAGUIN CROWNED DOUBLES CHAMPION AND INTO SINGLES FINAL AT J200 MIKI

A superb week continues for Botswana's Ntungamili Raguin at the ITF J200 Miki in Japan.

Ntungamili and Pakistan's Mikaeel Ali Baig, playing their first doubles tournament together, have been crowned J200 Miki doubles champions after defeating the tournament's No. 1 seeds, Australians Mustafa Ege S*k and Taiki Takizawa, 7-5, 6-2 in the final.

It completes an impressive run through the doubles draw in which Raguin and Baig defeated the No. 2, No. 3 and No. 1 seeds on their way to the title.

It is Ntungamili's second J200 doubles title, following his African Junior Championship doubles title at the J200 Cairo earlier this year.

Ntungamili also continued his strong run in singles, defeating No. 7 seed Ethan Domingo of Australia 7-6(4), 6-4 in a physical two-and-a-half-hour semi-final featuring numerous long and intense rallies.

Ntungamili is now through to the J200 Miki singles final, where he will face the tournament's No. 1 seed, Mustafa Ege S*k of Australia, currently ranked No. 55 in the ITF Junior world rankings.

Congratulations Ntungamili and Mikaeel on the doubles title, and all the best for tomorrow's singles final! 🇧🇼🇵🇰🏆

📸 Ntungamili Raguin and Mikaeel Ali Baig after winning the J200 Miki doubles title in Japan.

15/09/2026

🇧🇼 THE ZEBRAS ARE NOT A LAST-MINUTE PROJECT.

BRUTALLY HONEST: BFA, WHERE IS THE PLAN?

Morena Ramoreboli has left the Zebras to join Pitso Mosimane’s Bafana Bafana technical team — and fair play to him for taking the opportunity.

But he left weeks before crucial AFCON qualifiers, leaving BFA racing to assemble a new technical team. Reports suggest an interim solution was even being considered because of the urgency. (Weekend Post)

Yes, Ramoreboli resigned. The issue is not that he accepted a better opportunity.

The issue is:

WHAT WAS BFA’S CONTINGENCY PLAN?

A national team preparing for AFCON qualification cannot afford to scramble for a coach at the last minute. That is not strategic planning. That is crisis management.

A new coach needs time to understand the players, build a technical team, establish a philosophy and prepare properly. BFA cannot keep relying on temporary solutions, emergency meetings and last-minute decisions, then blame the coach when results suffer.

The Zebras deserve better.

BFA’s responsibility is to appoint the right coach, not merely the fastest available option.

Get the right coach. Build the right technical team. Provide the right support. Then hold them accountable.

Botswana football cannot keep pressing the emergency button and calling it development.

🇧🇼 We should be planning for success — not scrambling to survive.

Should BFA appoint an experienced foreign coach, promote a local coach, or take a completely different approach?

👇 LET’S TALK.