Following a relatively unsteady season for Lobatse football giants, Extension Gunners FC, and the unceremonious departure of South Africa investor, Chief Ally Kgomongwe last year, the team now pins its hope on DC Tours, a new investor who will be with the team for a period of 15 …
Lobatse-based Premier League football club, Extension Gunners FC, will convene its Annual General Meeting at Newlook Primary School in Lobatse on Saturday. …
… We remembered how we would walk to the local stadium or Peleng grounds to watch the home-side team, Extension Gunners, which we called ‘Ezimnyama.’ My memory jogged to special times, like when the KTM choir visited our town, and we would dress up for the concerts.I recall this on …
… Black Lions, Extension Gunners, Santa Green, and Calendar Stars are all fighting for the single spot (13th position) above the drop zone with two games remaining for each side.The midweek results added more fuel to the fire with Stars and Santa Green both recording vital wins to …
… On other matches at the VTM Arena in Ga-Mononyane, Black Lions will battle it out with Calendar Stars, Extension Gunners welcomes BDF XI in Lobatse at Lobatse Sports Complex while Orapa United will host Mochudi Centre Chiefs at Itekeng Stadium. …
Following the departure of a South African investor, Lobatse football club Extension Gunners FC has secured a new investor, DC Tours, on a 15-year contract that gives the investor 100 per cent shares ownership of a newly established Gunners Holdings company. DC Tours will provide transport, accommodation, meals, and player allowances as part of a major sponsorship deal.
Following the departure of a South African investor, Lobatse football club Extension Gunners FC has secured a new investor, DC Tours, on a 15-year contract that gives the investor 100 per cent shares ownership of a newly established Gunners Holdings company. DC Tours will provide transport, accommodation, meals, and player allowances as part of a major sponsorship deal.
Lobatse-based Premier League football club Extension Gunners FC will convene its Annual General Meeting on Saturday at Newlook Primary School. The AGM will review team performance, preparations for the upcoming season, discuss a possible new partnership, and elect a new executive committee.
A personal essay reflecting on the death of former President Festus Mogae through childhood memories in Lobatse, recounting games, local sports, and cultural events from the author's youth.
Six teams remain in contention to avoid relegation in the Botswana Premier League as the season approaches its final matches. TAFIC FC need one win from their last two matches to guarantee safety, while Santa Green FC and other clubs fight to stay in the top flight.
Black Lions, Extension Gunners, Santa Green, and Calendar Stars are competing for 13th position with two games remaining each. Midweek wins by Stars and Santa Green have intensified the survival battle.
Log leaders Gaborone United require three points against TAFIC FC on April 25 to seal the FNB Premiership championship and defend their title. The defending champions have accumulated 65 points with three games remaining, while TAFIC, in 12th position with 25 points, fight to avoid relegation.