Botswana Boxing Association is responsible for the development and promotion of Boxing in Botswana
The Botswana Amateur Boxing Association (BABA) was registered with the Registrar of Societies in 1974 and affiliated to the Botswana National Sports Commission (BNSC) . The sole mandate of the association is to spearhead and coordinate the development of boxing in Botswana. This page is a platform where you get to know more about the sport in Botswana and the activities of Botswana Boxing association.
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Sponsorship & Partnerships
Professional clubs inspire confidence.
Club Licensing helps clubs become more attractive to sponsors and partners by promoting transparency, accountability, and good management.
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More Opportunities
Licensed clubs are better positioned to access development programmes, competitions, partnerships, and future opportunities.
When clubs grow, boxing grows.
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Coach Development
Behind every champion is a great coach.
Club Licensing encourages clubs to invest in qualified coaches and continuous learning to raise the standard of boxing nationwide.
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Athlete Welfare
Every boxer deserves a safe and supportive environment.
Club Licensing promotes athlete welfare by encouraging clubs to adopt best practices in coaching, safeguarding, and administration.
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Better Governance
Good governance starts at club level.
A well-managed club creates opportunities for athletes, attracts partners, and ensures the sustainable growth of boxing.
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🏆 SUPPORTING OUR CLUBS
A financially sustainable BoBA is better positioned to support clubs through development initiatives, competitions, and capacity-building programmes.
When clubs grow, boxing grows.
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Why Club Licensing?
Strong clubs produce strong champions.
Club Licensing is designed to improve governance, accountability, coaching standards, and athlete development,creating a solid foundation for success both inside and outside the ring.
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What is Club Licensing?
🥊 Did you know?
Club Licensing is a key step towards building stronger, more professional, and sustainable boxing clubs in Botswana. It sets minimum standards that promote good governance, athlete welfare, and long-term development.
Together, we're building the future of Botswana boxing.
02/07/2026
COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2026 | TEAM BOTSWANA 🥊
LETHABO MODUKANELE
🥉 Commonwealth Games Bronze Medallist (2022)
🏆 Multiple-Time Botswana National Champion
🥊 Botswana's Most Decorated Female Boxer
Lethabo returns to the Commonwealth Games stage carrying the hopes of a nation after making history in Birmingham 2022 by becoming the first Motswana female boxer to win a Commonwealth Games medal. With her experience, skill, and determination, she will once again fly the Botswana flag high in Glasgow.
📍 Glasgow, Scotland
📅 23 July – 2 August 2026
One Nation. One Team. One Dream.
OUR BOXING, OUR PRIDE 🇧🇼🥊
01/07/2026
COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2026 | TEAM BOTSWANA 🥊
KEATLARETSE GIFT MODISE
54KG | Women's Featherweight
Hailing from Palapye and representing Francistown Boxing Club (Team Ghetto), Keatlaretse Modise has established herself as one of Botswana's leading female boxers through consistent performances and championship-winning displays.
A multiple-time National Champion, Keatlaretse has enjoyed success at national, regional, and military competitions, earning medals and recognition for her outstanding performances. Her recent achievements include winning gold at the 2026 Best of the Best Championship and the 2026 Inter Forces Championship.
Now set to represent Botswana at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, she carries the nation's hopes and continues her pursuit of excellence on the international stage.
🏆 Multiple-Time National Champion
🥇 2026 Best of the Best Champion
🥈 2025 Zone IV Silver Medallist
🥇 2026 Inter Forces Champion
⭐ 2019 Most Promising Female Boxer
Strength. Determination. National Pride.
OUR BOXING, OUR PRIDE 🇧🇼🥊