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GABORONE 6 August 2018, Gaborone United (GU) will face Mochudi center Chiefs while Township rollers will Face Orapa United in the inaugural BTC Charity cup schedule for 11 August 2018 at the National Stadium in Gaborone. The teams are announced in Gaborone on 6 August 2018. The teams are selected through the voting system where Orapa United receives 37472, Township Rollers 36309, Gaborone United 34979 and Mochudi Centre Chiefs 31402 votes. BTC managing director Anthony Masunga , BFA vice president Marshlow Motlgelwa, BFA chief executive officer Mfolo E Mfolo, pose for a pictures with the playing teams representatives after the draw. Board show the playing teams name and opponent. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 6th 2018, 10:41
BTC Charity cup draw

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BTC Charity cup draw

GABORONE 6 August 2018, Gaborone United (GU) will face Mochudi center Chiefs while Township rollers will Face Orapa United in the inaugural BTC Charity cup schedule for 11 August 2018 at the National Stadium in Gaborone. The teams are announced in Gaborone on 6 August 2018. The teams are selected through the voting system where Orapa United receives 37472, Township Rollers 36309, Gaborone United 34979 and Mochudi Centre Chiefs 31402 votes. BTC managing director Anthony Masunga , BFA vice president Marshlow Motlgelwa, BFA chief executive officer Mfolo E Mfolo, pose for a pictures with the playing teams representatives after the draw. Board show the playing teams name and opponent. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 6th 2018, 10:41
BTC Charity cup draw

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BTC Charity cup draw

GABORONE 6 August 2018, Gaborone United (GU) will face Mochudi center Chiefs while Township rollers will Face Orapa United in the inaugural BTC Charity cup schedule for 11 August 2018 at the National Stadium in Gaborone. The teams are announced in Gaborone on 6 August 2018. The teams are selected through the voting system where Orapa United receives 37472, Township Rollers 36309, Gaborone United 34979 and Mochudi Centre Chiefs 31402 votes. BTC managing director Anthony Masunga , BFA vice president Marshlow Motlgelwa, BFA chief executive officer Mfolo E Mfolo, pose for a pictures with the playing teams representatives after the draw. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 6th 2018, 10:38
BTC Charity cup draw

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BTC Charity cup draw

GABORONE 6 August 2018, Gaborone United (GU) will face Mochudi center Chiefs while Township rollers will Face Orapa United in the inaugural BTC Charity cup schedule for 11 August 2018 at the National Stadium in Gaborone. The teams are announced in Gaborone on 6 August 2018. The teams are selected through the voting system where Orapa United receives 37472, Township Rollers 36309, Gaborone United 34979 and Mochudi Centre Chiefs 31402 votes. BTC managing director Anthony Masunga , BFA vice president Marshlow Motlgelwa, BFA chief executive officer Mfolo E Mfolo, pose for a pictures with the playing teams representatives after the draw. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 6th 2018, 10:38
BTC Charity cup draw

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BTC Charity cup draw

GABORONE 6 August 2018, Gaborone United (GU) will face Mochudi center Chiefs while Township rollers will Face Orapa United in the inaugural BTC Charity cup schedule for 11 August 2018 at the National Stadium in Gaborone. The teams are announced in Gaborone on 6 August 2018. The teams are selected through the voting system where Orapa United receives 37472, Township Rollers 36309, Gaborone United 34979 and Mochudi Centre Chiefs 31402 votes. BTC managing director Anthony Masunga , BFA vice president Marshlow Motlgelwa, BFA chief executive officer Mfolo E Mfolo, pose for a pictures with the playing teams representatives after the draw. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 6th 2018, 10:38
BTC Charity cup draw

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Police Day 2018

GABORONE 4 August 2018, Botswana Police celebrates the 134th Police Day at the National Stadium in Gaborone on 4 August 2018. President Mokgweetsi E.K. Masisi joins the celebration and inspects the parade mounted by the members of the Botswana Police service (BPS). First lady Neo Masisi , Commissioner of Police Keabetswe Makgophe were present among the others during the event. The history of policing in this country dates back to the colonial era with the establishment of the Bechuanaland Mounted Police in 1884. A year later the name changed to Bechuanaland Border Police headed by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Carrington, with a strength of 100 men. In 1902 the name changed to Bechuanaland Protectorate Police. After the country attained independence from the British rule in 1966, the name was again changed to Botswana Police Force. In 1997 Botswana Police Force further changed its name to Botswana Police Service (BPS). Reflection of the celebration on a trumpet of the police band during the celebration. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 5th 2018, 09:22
Police Day 2018

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Police Day 2018

GABORONE 4 August 2018, Botswana Police celebrates the 134th Police Day at the National Stadium in Gaborone on 4 August 2018. President Mokgweetsi E.K. Masisi joins the celebration and inspects the parade mounted by the members of the Botswana Police service (BPS). First lady Neo Masisi , Commissioner of Police Keabetswe Makgophe were present among the others during the event. The history of policing in this country dates back to the colonial era with the establishment of the Bechuanaland Mounted Police in 1884. A year later the name changed to Bechuanaland Border Police headed by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Carrington, with a strength of 100 men. In 1902 the name changed to Bechuanaland Protectorate Police. After the country attained independence from the British rule in 1966, the name was again changed to Botswana Police Force. In 1997 Botswana Police Force further changed its name to Botswana Police Service (BPS). Reflection of the celebration on a trumpet of the police band during the celebration. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 5th 2018, 09:22
Police Day 2018

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Police Day 2018

GABORONE 4 August 2018, Botswana Police celebrates the 134th Police Day at the National Stadium in Gaborone on 4 August 2018. President Mokgweetsi E.K. Masisi joins the celebration and inspects the parade mounted by the members of the Botswana Police service (BPS). First lady Neo Masisi , Commissioner of Police Keabetswe Makgophe were present among the others during the event. The history of policing in this country dates back to the colonial era with the establishment of the Bechuanaland Mounted Police in 1884. A year later the name changed to Bechuanaland Border Police headed by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Carrington, with a strength of 100 men. In 1902 the name changed to Bechuanaland Protectorate Police. After the country attained independence from the British rule in 1966, the name was again changed to Botswana Police Force. In 1997 Botswana Police Force further changed its name to Botswana Police Service (BPS). Reflection of the celebration on a trumpet of the police band during the celebration. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 5th 2018, 09:22
Police Day 2018

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Police Day 2018

GABORONE 4 August 2018, Botswana Police celebrates the 134th Police Day at the National Stadium in Gaborone on 4 August 2018. President Mokgweetsi E.K. Masisi joins the celebration and inspects the parade mounted by the members of the Botswana Police service (BPS). First lady Neo Masisi , Commissioner of Police Keabetswe Makgophe were present among the others during the event. The history of policing in this country dates back to the colonial era with the establishment of the Bechuanaland Mounted Police in 1884. A year later the name changed to Bechuanaland Border Police headed by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Carrington, with a strength of 100 men. In 1902 the name changed to Bechuanaland Protectorate Police. After the country attained independence from the British rule in 1966, the name was again changed to Botswana Police Force. In 1997 Botswana Police Force further changed its name to Botswana Police Service (BPS). Masisi and Neo Masisi leaving with the presidential vehicle after the event. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 5th 2018, 09:19
Police Day 2018

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GABORONE 4 August 2018, Botswana Police celebrates the 134th Police Day at the National Stadium in Gaborone on 4 August 2018. President Mokgweetsi E.K. Masisi joins the celebration and inspects the parade mounted by the members of the Botswana Police service (BPS). First lady Neo Masisi , Commissioner of Police Keabetswe Makgophe were present among the others during the event. The history of policing in this country dates back to the colonial era with the establishment of the Bechuanaland Mounted Police in 1884. A year later the name changed to Bechuanaland Border Police headed by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Carrington, with a strength of 100 men. In 1902 the name changed to Bechuanaland Protectorate Police. After the country attained independence from the British rule in 1966, the name was again changed to Botswana Police Force. In 1997 Botswana Police Force further changed its name to Botswana Police Service (BPS). Masisi and Neo Masisi leaving with the presidential vehicle after the event. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 5th 2018, 09:19
Police Day 2018

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Police Day 2018

GABORONE 4 August 2018, Botswana Police celebrates the 134th Police Day at the National Stadium in Gaborone on 4 August 2018. President Mokgweetsi E.K. Masisi joins the celebration and inspects the parade mounted by the members of the Botswana Police service (BPS). First lady Neo Masisi , Commissioner of Police Keabetswe Makgophe were present among the others during the event. The history of policing in this country dates back to the colonial era with the establishment of the Bechuanaland Mounted Police in 1884. A year later the name changed to Bechuanaland Border Police headed by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Carrington, with a strength of 100 men. In 1902 the name changed to Bechuanaland Protectorate Police. After the country attained independence from the British rule in 1966, the name was again changed to Botswana Police Force. In 1997 Botswana Police Force further changed its name to Botswana Police Service (BPS). Masisi and Neo Masisi leaving with the presidential vehicle after the event. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 5th 2018, 09:17
Police Day 2018

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GABORONE 4 August 2018, Botswana Police celebrates the 134th Police Day at the National Stadium in Gaborone on 4 August 2018. President Mokgweetsi E.K. Masisi joins the celebration and inspects the parade mounted by the members of the Botswana Police service (BPS). First lady Neo Masisi , Commissioner of Police Keabetswe Makgophe were present among the others during the event. The history of policing in this country dates back to the colonial era with the establishment of the Bechuanaland Mounted Police in 1884. A year later the name changed to Bechuanaland Border Police headed by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Carrington, with a strength of 100 men. In 1902 the name changed to Bechuanaland Protectorate Police. After the country attained independence from the British rule in 1966, the name was again changed to Botswana Police Force. In 1997 Botswana Police Force further changed its name to Botswana Police Service (BPS). Masisi and Neo Masisi leaving with the presidential vehicle after the event. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 5th 2018, 09:17
Police Day 2018

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GABORONE 4 August 2018, Botswana Police celebrates the 134th Police Day at the National Stadium in Gaborone on 4 August 2018. President Mokgweetsi E.K. Masisi joins the celebration and inspects the parade mounted by the members of the Botswana Police service (BPS). First lady Neo Masisi , Commissioner of Police Keabetswe Makgophe were present among the others during the event. The history of policing in this country dates back to the colonial era with the establishment of the Bechuanaland Mounted Police in 1884. A year later the name changed to Bechuanaland Border Police headed by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Carrington, with a strength of 100 men. In 1902 the name changed to Bechuanaland Protectorate Police. After the country attained independence from the British rule in 1966, the name was again changed to Botswana Police Force. In 1997 Botswana Police Force further changed its name to Botswana Police Service (BPS). Masisi and Neo Masisi leaving with the presidential vehicle after the event. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 5th 2018, 09:17
Police Day 2018

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GABORONE 4 August 2018, Botswana Police celebrates the 134th Police Day at the National Stadium in Gaborone on 4 August 2018. President Mokgweetsi E.K. Masisi joins the celebration and inspects the parade mounted by the members of the Botswana Police service (BPS). First lady Neo Masisi , Commissioner of Police Keabetswe Makgophe were present among the others during the event. The history of policing in this country dates back to the colonial era with the establishment of the Bechuanaland Mounted Police in 1884. A year later the name changed to Bechuanaland Border Police headed by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Carrington, with a strength of 100 men. In 1902 the name changed to Bechuanaland Protectorate Police. After the country attained independence from the British rule in 1966, the name was again changed to Botswana Police Force. In 1997 Botswana Police Force further changed its name to Botswana Police Service (BPS). Masisi and Neo Masisi leaving with the presidential vehicle after the event. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 5th 2018, 09:15
Police Day 2018

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GABORONE 4 August 2018, Botswana Police celebrates the 134th Police Day at the National Stadium in Gaborone on 4 August 2018. President Mokgweetsi E.K. Masisi joins the celebration and inspects the parade mounted by the members of the Botswana Police service (BPS). First lady Neo Masisi , Commissioner of Police Keabetswe Makgophe were present among the others during the event. The history of policing in this country dates back to the colonial era with the establishment of the Bechuanaland Mounted Police in 1884. A year later the name changed to Bechuanaland Border Police headed by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Carrington, with a strength of 100 men. In 1902 the name changed to Bechuanaland Protectorate Police. After the country attained independence from the British rule in 1966, the name was again changed to Botswana Police Force. In 1997 Botswana Police Force further changed its name to Botswana Police Service (BPS). Masisi and Neo Masisi leaving with the presidential vehicle after the event. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 5th 2018, 09:15
Police Day 2018

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Police Day 2018

GABORONE 4 August 2018, Botswana Police celebrates the 134th Police Day at the National Stadium in Gaborone on 4 August 2018. President Mokgweetsi E.K. Masisi joins the celebration and inspects the parade mounted by the members of the Botswana Police service (BPS). First lady Neo Masisi , Commissioner of Police Keabetswe Makgophe were present among the others during the event. The history of policing in this country dates back to the colonial era with the establishment of the Bechuanaland Mounted Police in 1884. A year later the name changed to Bechuanaland Border Police headed by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Carrington, with a strength of 100 men. In 1902 the name changed to Bechuanaland Protectorate Police. After the country attained independence from the British rule in 1966, the name was again changed to Botswana Police Force. In 1997 Botswana Police Force further changed its name to Botswana Police Service (BPS). Masisi and Neo Masisi leaving with the presidential vehicle after the event. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 5th 2018, 09:15
Police Day 2018

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Police Day 2018

GABORONE 4 August 2018, Botswana Police celebrates the 134th Police Day at the National Stadium in Gaborone on 4 August 2018. President Mokgweetsi E.K. Masisi joins the celebration and inspects the parade mounted by the members of the Botswana Police service (BPS). First lady Neo Masisi , Commissioner of Police Keabetswe Makgophe were present among the others during the event. The history of policing in this country dates back to the colonial era with the establishment of the Bechuanaland Mounted Police in 1884. A year later the name changed to Bechuanaland Border Police headed by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Carrington, with a strength of 100 men. In 1902 the name changed to Bechuanaland Protectorate Police. After the country attained independence from the British rule in 1966, the name was again changed to Botswana Police Force. In 1997 Botswana Police Force further changed its name to Botswana Police Service (BPS). Masisi and Neo Masisi leaving with the presidential vehicle after the event. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 5th 2018, 09:14
Police Day 2018

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GABORONE 4 August 2018, Botswana Police celebrates the 134th Police Day at the National Stadium in Gaborone on 4 August 2018. President Mokgweetsi E.K. Masisi joins the celebration and inspects the parade mounted by the members of the Botswana Police service (BPS). First lady Neo Masisi , Commissioner of Police Keabetswe Makgophe were present among the others during the event. The history of policing in this country dates back to the colonial era with the establishment of the Bechuanaland Mounted Police in 1884. A year later the name changed to Bechuanaland Border Police headed by Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Carrington, with a strength of 100 men. In 1902 the name changed to Bechuanaland Protectorate Police. After the country attained independence from the British rule in 1966, the name was again changed to Botswana Police Force. In 1997 Botswana Police Force further changed its name to Botswana Police Service (BPS). Masisi and Neo Masisi leaving with the presidential vehicle after the event. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Aug 5th 2018, 09:14
Police Day 2018

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