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Mares hunt for six-goal victory against Tunisia

The Mares take on Tunisia in the ultimate clash of the three-nation Tunis Women's Cup, with Botswana looking to win by at least six goals to be crowned champions.  PIC : BFA
The Mares take on Tunisia in the ultimate clash of the three-nation Tunis Women's Cup, with Botswana looking to win by at least six goals to be crowned champions. PIC : BFA

The Mares take on Tunisia in the ultimate clash of the three-nation Tunis Women's Cup, with Botswana looking to win by at least six goals to be crowned champions.

The fixture is scheduled for 6pm at the Ariana Municipal Stadium. The Mares are in a difficult position as they have to win by six clear goals and ensure they do not concede. Alex Malete's charges played to a goalless draw against Tanzania in the first game. The Mares have one point while the Twiga Stars lead the standings with four after thrashing the hosts, Tunisia 5-0 before the stalemate with Botswana. A Mares win over the Eagles of Carthage will take their points tally to four, but goal difference will then determine the tournament winners. The Tunis Women’s Cup forms part of the Mares preparations for the Women's Africa Cup of Nations finals to be hosted by Morocco in July, 2025.

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BPF must come to the party

With just a year since its last internal legal battles, the party is once again at odds with itself, dragging its internal disagreements into the courts. These disputes not only undermine the party’s credibility but also raise serious questions about its role in Botswana’s democracy.The ongoing legal challenges, sparked by the party’s withdrawal from the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC), reflect deeper issues within the BPF.The decision...

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