Botswana National Olympic Committee

BoBA’s Mr. Etsogile Ngwako Selected to Officiate at 2026 World Boxing Cup

The Botswana Boxing Association (BoBA) is proud to announce that Referee and Judge, Mr. Etsogile Ngwako, has been selected to officiate at the 2026 World Boxing Cup to be held in Guizhou, China, from 15–22 June 2026.

Mr. Ngwako is a certified World Boxing International Referee and Judge, qualified to officiate at all World Boxing-sanctioned events, including the Olympic Games.

His appointment is another milestone for Botswana boxing and reflects the growing recognition of the country's technical officials on the international stage.

Congratulating Mr. Ngwako on his achievement, BoBA Secretary General Mr. Tshiamo Moalosi said:

“Mr. Ngwako’s appointment is a proud moment for Botswana boxing and a testament to his hard work, professionalism, and dedication to the sport. It also reflects the growing standard of officiating in Botswana. Exposure at World Boxing events enables our officials to return home with valuable experience, enhanced technical knowledge, and international best practices that contribute to the development of boxing in Botswana. We congratulate him and wish him every success in China.”

BoBA extends its heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Ngwako and wishes him well as he represents Botswana on the global stage.

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BNOC hosted the World Environment Day celebration in partnership with Motswedi CJSS in Gaborone under the theme **"A Global Call for Climate Action"** and the slogan **"Now for Climate."**

The event featured an overview of the significance of World Environment Day by BNOC Board Member and Chairperson of the Sustainability Committee, **Ms Kebalebile Ramontsho**.

Also in attendance were BNOC First Vice President **Ms Tebo Segaise** and former BNOC President, **Commonwealth Sport Vice President for Africa**, and Chairperson of the **ANOCA Sustainability Commission, Col. Botsang Tshenyego **, who joined learners, educators, and stakeholders in promoting environmental awareness and collective action for a sustainable future.

Together, we reaffirm our commitment to protecting the environment and inspiring communities to act now for climate.

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BOTSWANA SWIMMING SPORT ASSOCIATION WILL HOST THE 2026 AFRICA AQUATICS ZONE IV SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Botswana Swimming Sport Association is proud to host the 2026 Africa Aquatics Zone IV Swimming Championships in Gaborone at the University of Botswana Swimming Pool from 2–5 September 2026.

This prestigious championship will bring together athletes and officials from up to 14 countries across the region, showcasing the highest level of competitive swimming and fostering regional sporting excellence.

Beyond the pool, the event is expected to generate significant economic activity, creating opportunities for small businesses while boosting the hospitality and tourism sectors through increased visitor arrivals and local spending.

Botswana looks forward to welcoming the African swimming community to Gaborone for an exciting celebration of sport, unity, and excellence.

Sport for Rehabilitation and Reintegration Programme

The Botswana National Olympic Committee (BNOC), in collaboration with TAFISA and partners, will implement the Sport for Rehabilitation and Reintegration Programme at Mahalapye Prison for women inmates and children.

This Sport for All initiative uses sport such as football, netball, chess, table tennis, Morabaraba, and traditional games to promote wellbeing, resilience, and positive behaviour change. It also includes life skills and psychosocial support to build confidence, improve relationships, and support reintegration into society.

The programme creates a safe space for healing and growth, showing how sport can promote inclusion, empowerment, and second chances in life. Athlete365 TAFISA

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