P250,000 Botswana Life boost for Miscellaneous

Thursday, August 13, 2015

PALAPYE: The beMOBILE Premiership side, Miscellaneous has secured a P250, 000 sponsorship from Botswana Life in partnership with Marvin Sports.

An elated Miscellaneous vice chairman, Moses Bantsi said the sponsorship takes effect beginning of the 2015/2016 season and will run for a year with an option to renew it.

Miscellaneous has been without a sponsor for some time and this has been attributed to their poor run in the Premier League, two seasons ago.

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