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Congratulations Sedilame Boseja

Nov 21, 2017

BFA President MacLean Letshwiti sent a congratulatory massage to Women National Team Goalkeeper Sedilame “Tsontso” Boseja and her club Bloemfontein Celtics in winning Free State Region Women football League Championship.

“I would like to congratulate our only women’s football export to South Africa, Sedilame Boseja, and her club Bloemfontein Celtics on being crowned Champions of the Free State Region Women football League, ” said Letshwiti in his remarks.

Mr Letshwiti said Boseja is doing exceptionally well in flying the blue black and white flag, and the country is proud of her work. He continued to say that countries that are successful in woman football still utilise Regional woman’s League to allow for the game to grow.

Mr Letshwiti highlighted that the same challenges we are experiencing here are the same challenges affecting women’s football in other countries.

“Despite the challenges, we are making progress which gives hope to our local game and encourages women to be the best they can be in football, ” concluded Mr Letshwiti.

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Ramoreboli Names Final Zebras Squad For World Cup Qualifiers

The Botswana national football team, “The Zebras”, are gearing up for their 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign with head coach Morena Ramoreboli announcing his final 26-man squad ahead of the crucial fixtures against Algeria and Somalia.

The Zebras will continue their journey towards securing a spot at the 2026 FIFA World Cup with two important matches scheduled for later this month. They will face Algeria on March 21, 2025, followed by a clash with Somalia on March 25, 2025.

Ramoreboli had previously named an expanded provisional squad of 49 players last month as part of his preparations for the World Cup qualifiers. This final selection brings the squad down to 26 players, who will now look to deliver on the road to the World Cup Finals, to be held next year in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Among the notable inclusions in the squad are Theo Shadikong, a midfielder from TAFIC, and Kemoneetswe Mmangwedi, a defender also from TAFIC. Both players are receiving their first call-ups to the senior team. Another exciting addition is Reneilwe Batlokwa, a midfielder who plays in England for Maldo and Tiptree.

With these fresh faces, Ramoreboli’s squad brings a blend of experience and new talent, as Botswana aims to build momentum in the 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign.

The final 26-man squad is as follows:

GOALKEEPERS

Lesenya Malapela

Kabelo Maphakela

Goitseone Phoko

DEFENDERS

Alford Velaphi

Kitso Mangolo

Mothusi Johnson

Kemoneetswe Mmangwedi

Thabo Leinanyane

Tebogo Kopelang