BFL board pushes back against motion of no confidence
The Botswana Football League (BFL) board has rejected a motion of no confidence, citing a lack of constitutional provision for such actions. Board leader Sipho Showa maintains that disputes should be handled through the BFA Arbitration Tribunal rather than internal board ousters.
Why it matters
This highlights ongoing governance and administrative instability within the Botswana football league, which impacts the professional management of the sport.
There were attempts to pass a vote of no confidence on the BFL board led by Sipho Showa, but the move did not materialise. According to Saturday's agenda, there is no room for a motion of no confidence again, with Showa indicating that it is not provided for in the constitution."It has never been and will not be (in the agenda) for the simple reason that there is no provision in the BFL constitution for a motion of no confidence to be used to create a vacancy or vacancies on the board.
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