… Barely 48 hours earlier, Pabalinga had announced a separate deal with Bet267, a betting company that committed P2 million over two seasons for placement on the back of Rollers’ replica kits. …
… Old Mutual Short-Term has committed P2.5 million over three seasons; one of the most lucrative deals for a newly promoted club in Botswanan football; while Bet267 has added P800,000 across two seasons. …
The sponsorship, which amounts to P360,000 in total, comes at a critical time for the two clubs as they prepare for the financial demands of competing in the First Division North.Speaking at the official sponsorship launch, BET267 director Kabo Botlhole said the company’s support …
… A further P800,000 over two seasons from the betting firm Bet267 rounds out the deal, its branding set to occupy the sleeve, that narrow strip of fabric that, in Toteng’s telling, carries weight far beyond its square inches. …
… The 16-time league champions have aggressively expanded their commercial portfolio, landing deals with Bet267, Italian sportswear giant Diadora, and retail chain Options, while also unveiling a new Motswana-owned front-shirt sponsor. …
Township Rollers will receive P1 million a season for two years as Bet267 seeks a broader commercial partnership built around local football and brand value. …
Four teams from the Northern Region will, on Saturday, tussle for honours in the Bet267 Charity Spectacular, a one-day tournament set to whet the appetite of football lovers in Francistown and its surrounding areas. …
Township Rollers, one of Botswana's most prominent football clubs, faced debts exceeding seven million Pula, a FIFA transfer ban, and player exodus when Thapelo Pabalinga took the chair in January. The club's previous financier, Tendai Sebata, took on debts in the club's name and then disappeared, leaving bills unpaid.
Township Rollers, one of Botswana's most prominent football clubs, faced debts exceeding seven million Pula, a FIFA transfer ban, and player exodus when Thapelo Pabalinga took the chair in January. The club's previous financier, Tendai Sebata, took on debts in the club's name and then disappeared, leaving bills unpaid.
Mochudi Centre Chiefs face Tonota FC in FNB Botswana Premier League Matchday 2 at the Botswana National Stadium in Gaborone on 4 September 2026, after Chiefs lost 1-0 to Extension Gunners in their opening match.
BET267 has sponsored Mosetse FC and Tutume Rangers with P360,000 total to help with financial demands of competing in the First Division North. The company's director said the support extends beyond jersey sponsorship.
Newly promoted Tonota FC has secured sponsorship commitments worth P3.3 million, including a P2.5 million three-year deal with Old Mutual Short-Term and P800,000 over two seasons from betting firm Bet267. The financial backing positions the club as contenders in its maiden Premiership campaign rather than merely a survival story.
Township Rollers have secured sponsorships including a two-year P2 million agreement with Bet267 (guaranteeing P1 million annually for 2026/27 and 2027/28), plus deals with Diadora and Options, marking a commercial turnaround for the 16-time league champions after recent financial difficulties.
Township Rollers FC announced domestic energy company Hope Tee Energy as their new front-of-shirt sponsor in a deal worth P6 million over three seasons at P2 million per season, commencing in 2026-27. The sponsorship aims to help revive the club after financial struggles in the past season led to player departures and a FIFA transfer ban.
Township Rollers has announced two major sponsorships: Bet267 will pay P2 million over two seasons (P1 million per season) for shirt naming rights, while Hope Tee Energy will inject P6 million over three years (P2 million per season) as main sponsor. The deals signal a shift toward sustainability for the Gaborone-based club, which recently faced player departures and debt.
The inaugural Tati River Cup, a one-day pre-season football tournament, kicks off at Obed Itani Chilume Stadium in Francistown. The tournament features four teams—Township Rollers, TAFIC FC, Tonota FC, and Nkana FC from Zambia—plus women's curtain-raiser matches, and aims to revive football in the Northern Region while boosting community development and local sport tourism.
Four football teams from the Northern Region will compete in the Bet267 Charity Spectacular on Saturday in Francistown, with tournament proceeds dedicated to infrastructure development of the children's ward at Nyangabgwe Referral Hospital. The event, which has secured sponsorship worth more than P350,000, will feature matches, entertainment, and dignitaries including the Minister of Trade and Entrepreneurship.