Mfolo’s contract extended

Sep 25, 2019

The Botswana Football Association wishes to inform the public and the media that the Chief Executive Officer, Mr Mfolo Mfolo’s contract has been extended by a further 2 years.

Mr Mfolo has under difficult circumstances managed to steer the ship and manage the organization in a respectable and efficient manner.

The BFA wishes to state that there is no uncertainty around the CEO and we hope that the media speculation around his future and that of the organization is now put to rest.

The media and the public are urged to work amicably with Mr Mfolo in advancing the objectives and vision of the BFA.

Yours in sport,

MacLean Letshwiti, BFA President

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Botswana will face three formidable opponents, Senegal, a true powerhouse in African football; will be one of the top contenders in Group D. The reigning champions of the 2021 AFCON, enters this year’s tournament as a major threat, with a recent history of success. Their current world ranking of 17 and a strong CAF standing at number 2 further highlight their prominence on the continental stage

The Democratic Republic of Congo, with a rich AFCON history, boasts two championships in 1968 and 1974. Although their world ranking currently stands at 61, they remain a respected force in African football. With 21 appearances in the AFCON, DR Congo is a team that always has the potential to surprise, and their strong CAF ranking of 11 underscores their competitive stature.

Benin, making their fifth appearance in the AFCON, is a team on the rise. Having made it to the quarter-finals in 2019, Benin has proven that they can be tough opponents on the continental stage. Although their world ranking is currently at 94, and their CAF ranking stands at 21, the team’s growing strength and recent success show that they can challenge the bigger teams.

With a diverse and experienced set of competitors in Group D, the Zebras, despite their limited AFCON experience — having only participated in the group stages in 2012—are determined to show their growth and potential. With a current world ranking of 136 and a CAF ranking of 43, Botswana is ready to take on their more established opponents and make a strong impression at the AFCON in Morocco.