27th June 2021
This past week, Botswana Football Association (BFA) made it known it had parted ways with senior national team coach Adel Amrouche.
While it was long known that the two had gone separate ways, this did not stop the association from sticking its own foot in its own mouth.
In a bid to sugar coat the messy breakup between the two, the association alleged in its long-winded press release that Amrouche had ‘asked for a leave of absence to attend to a personal matter.’
“The Botswana Football Association (BFA) wishes to inform the public that he (Amrouche) has been granted the leave with immediate effect,” the association stated in its press release.
Botswana FA has appointed an experienced woman as CEO/Secretary General
Botswana Football Association has announced the appointment of Mrs. Goabaone Taylor as Chief Executive Officer/Secretary General of the organization. Mrs. Taylor is the first woman to occupy such a position since the inception of the association.
She officially took office on April 5 on a three-year contract as per the release from the BFA President Maclean Letshwiti.
âBuilding on what the BFA has already accomplished, under her leadership, the Association hopes to have its strategic direction grow and develop, as well as strengthen its partnerships and build new relations.â
Goaba takes over the BFA leadership role and promises progress of the game Apr 1, 2021
The Botswana Football Association (BFA) announced today that Mrs. Goabaone G. Taylor has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). An experienced leader, Goaba as she’s affectionately known will assume her responsibilities on April 5, 2021. With more than 18 years of corporate and commercial professional experience backed by a distinguished track record of identifying the uniqueness of brands, accentuating their appeal, taking them to market, and maximizing their value, Goaba brings a unique set of skills, perspectives, and relationships to lead the BFA into the future.