TAFIC takeover extends to netball teams
Friday, February 10, 2023 | 80 Views |
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Red nation: TAFIC’s netball team will benefit from the new deal PIC: TAFIC FACEBOOK
The fuel and logistics company was recently announced as the new owner of TAFIC. The company owns 90% of the club while 10% belongs to the supporters. Nothing much was said about the future of the netball teams when the takeover of the team was announced.
Toteng has since clarified the takeover agreement. “The takeover arrangement with the new investor includes all teams under the TAFIC brand. Well put, it includes our two netball teams (for men and women) and male football youth teams. We will be launching our Under-15 and 17 youth teams sometime in March,” Toteng told MmegiSport. “The support that will be extended to netball teams will include all the costs associated with running them such as transport and logistics. They will soon get a branded kit and equipment.
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