The newly elected Botswana Karate Association (BOKA) president Tshepo Bathai has vowed to turn the association around during his second tenure. Bathai, who was voted into office a fortnight ago, is not new to the karate world as he served in the same position in 2014. His leadership style was however questioned and was ultimately abruptly removed from the committee. Bathai’s return has now raised questions about whether there is anything new that he will offer. Bathai has, however, insisted that he is coming to turn things around at BOKA. He is eager to leave a self-sustaining entity at the end of his term. Bathai, who revealed that he was approached by some affiliates to come back to office after he was banished, said all that happened in 2014 was just a misunderstanding. He said since he was quick at implementing of the projects some people felt that he was doing things on his own. “Most of the time people just say things and never implement them but I was quick at implementing the projects and so some people felt otherwise,” he said. Bathai said implementation of projects was vital to the growth of the association and vowed to push…