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FNB Botswana Boosts Golden Grand Prix with P6 Million Sponsorship

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FNB Botswana has reaffirmed its commitment to athletics by unveiling a P6 million sponsorship for the FNB Botswana Golden Grand Prix. The sponsorship will strengthen one of the country’s premier sporting events.

The announcement represents the growing importance of the Grand Prix, not only as a competition but as a platform driving national pride and international recognition. Speaking on the sponsorship, FNB Botswana Chief Executive Officer Steven Bogatsu emphasized the event’s broader impact.

“The Botswana Golden Grand Prix has become more than a competition. It is now a platform of national significance that showcases Botswana’s ability to host, inspire and create opportunity through sport,” he said.

“The Botswana Golden Grand Prix has become more than a competition. It is now a platform of national significance that showcases Botswana’s ability to host, inspire and create opportunity through sport,” he said.

Over the years, the event has evolved into a key fixture on Botswana’s sporting calendar, attracting elite athletes and boosting the country’s profile on the global athletics stage. It also plays a significant role in stimulating tourism and economic activity, as visitors and participants converge in Gaborone for the showcase.

This year’s edition of the FNB Botswana Golden Grand Prix is set to take place on Sunday, 26 April 2026 at the National Stadium, where fans can expect top-tier performances and a celebration of athletics at its finest.

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