Over the few last days, Botswana’s sporting fraternity was set ablaze by a typical David – vs – Goliath story in which former Olympic finalist Glody Dube told a heart wrenching story of how the Botswana National Sport Commission (BNSC) and its Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Tuelo Serufho were conniving to usurp the rights to host the Botswana Golden Grand Prix from his company, Golden Door Sports Agency (GDSA) and grant them to a foreign entity.
Dube, the first Motswana to reach the finals of the Olympics during the Sidney 2000 games, once again catapulted Botswana to sporting glory last year when he hosted the Botswana Golden Grand Prix at the national stadium. The athletics extravaganza was not only one of the two World Athletics continental tours gold track and field competitions in Africa; but the only one in Southern Africa with gold status.
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