Women's league on hold three weeks on
Friday, October 11, 2013
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On hold: The women's league has been suspended due to the non-payment of referees fees
Women Football Committee (WFC) treasurer Oaitse Moeti says they have been in talks with the Botswana Football Association (BFA), which always promises that the payments will be made. He could not say how much the referees are owed save to say that it is a lot of money.
Moeti said the WFC does not have money, but they will consider looking for funds elsewhere if the BFA takes forever to pay the referees. "We cannot get alternative referees because it will look like we are condoning non-payment of referees," he said. He said the debt accumulated last year when a standing committee ran the league. The running of the women football is yet to be wholly handed over to the WFC. BFA Referees Manager Dintwe Dintwe would not be drawn into discussing the matter.
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