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Sometimes it's gets confusing when you wonder how will other sporting codes survive while the darling of all being football still struggling to grow it's brand, this is why Botswana's one time promising sport code, volleyball is nowhere to be found.
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Following a devastating week after the announcement by the Botswana Premier League(BPL) that the league prize money issues are yet to be resolved, this left local football followers in disarray. Although not all hope is lost at last because we still have the Debswana first division as an alternative.
I had a light chat with one of sports administrators a while ago,he highlited that football is generational,Manchester United of Alex Ferguson,Brazil's Ronaldihno and the then the Pharoahs of Africa all came to pass.Is this what is foreshadowing at Botswana biggest football brand Popa-Popa-ea-i-Popa
This week Confederation of African Football(CAF) is hosting their annual football awards in Cairo, this opens doors for us to zoom into the competition and scan it's ups and downs.
In a world where television is everything when it comes to sports, Botswana is not part of that conversation as it finds it's self still struggling to have a fully fledged sports channel to broadcast games.
Many countries across the world have identified their strong codes when it comes to sports and they are their source of identification and a way of their life.
Football in this country is slowly turning into a laughing stock as some of the decisions taken by the people in charge continue to shock the audience. Just when one decides to give a benefit of the doubt, a new drama begins to unfold before you sit down.
Racism in sports has been a prevalent issue throughout the world, and in particular racism towards African-Americans has been especially bad over the course of the history of sports and no one is standing up to act upon it.
A lot of times in football, there is a pattern of behavior in the football supporters across the world when venting out their frustrations. Violence seems to be the only solution to solve problems or change leadership in teams.
The new coach Adel Amrouche seems to be somebody who prides himself in discipline. This has come to light with the recent events that took place at the national team, and the public seems to be of a different view.
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