Gambling Authority Promotes Responsible Gambling at the Walala Wasala Charity Cup
The Gambling Authority of Botswana recently participated in the Walala Wasala Charity Cup, highlighting its dedication to fostering a culture of sportsmanship, teamwork, and giving back within the community.
The Walala Wasala Charity Cup, also known as the BET267 Charity Soccer Spectacular, is a one-day football tournament held in Botswana to raise funds for healthcare and community well-being. The event was organized by Bet267 and took place on Saturday, August 1, 2026, at the Old Council Stadium in Francistown. The tournament featured teams such as TAFIC FC, Enesia FC, Tonota FC, and Orapa United FC, with Orapa United emerging as the champions.
The event saw participation from the Gambling Authority, with a primary focus on direct community engagement. Representatives used the platform to share important messages about responsible gambling, urging attendees to make informed choices and maintain healthy gambling habits. This outreach is part of a broader effort to ensure that the industry contributes positively to society while safeguarding players.
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The significance of the event was further elevated by the presence of the Assistant Minister of Health, Hon. Lawrence Ookeditse. His presence highlighted the importance of community partnerships in promoting public health and overall well-being, aligning the goals of the Gambling Authority with national health priorities.
The Gambling Authority wrote: “Congratulations to Orapa United on being crowned champions of the Walala Wasala Charity Cup! A big thank you to Bet267, the organisers, players, supporters, and everyone who took part in making this event memorable.”
Through its involvement, the Gambling Authority continues to champion the principles of #MotshameokoOPhepa (clean play) and economic growth, ensuring that the spirit of giving back remains at the heart of the industry.
