No comprehensive sports growth plans from political parties
November 21st, 2023
The five political parties have pledged to develop sports in the country, though their manifestos do not spell out comprehensive strategies.
None of them have outlined plans to address critical issues within the sports sector, such as low athlete salaries, a limited budget, the attrition of national athletes, insufficient quality and international standard sports infrastructure, and a shallow talent pool.
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