1925 Apr 19 Mogoditshane Fighters FC (Gaborone) [oldest football club of the country]
1959 TAFIC FC (Francistown) [*1] [break away from TAFA FC]
Wonder Sporting Club (Otse) [merged on 28 Jan 2014 with Botswana Police XI FC
into Police FC]
1960 Blue Birds FC (Tonota
1961 Township Rollers FC (Gaborone) [*2] [founded as Mighty Tigers]
1962 Extension Gunners FC (Lobatse) [founded as LSC Gunners]
Matebele FC (Gaborone)
Miscellaneous SC (Serowe)
Masitaoka FC (Molepolole) [officially registered in 1968]
1963 Mochudi Rovers
1964 Prisons FC (Gaborone)
1965 Botswana Railway Highlanders FC (Mahalapye)
Notwane FC (Gaborone)
Red Sparks FC (Marenzo) [founded as Tlokweng Pirates Football]
1966 Black Peril FC (Tlokweng) [founded as Liverpool FC]
1967 Aug Gaborone United SC
Ghantsi Terrors
1968 Chobe United (Kasane)
1969 Nico United SC (Selebi-Phikwe)
Gilport Lions FC (Lobatse) [founded as Botswana Meat Commission]
1970 Naughty Boys FC (Tlokweng)
Okawango SC (Shakawe)
1972 Mochudi Centre Chiefs FC
1974 Gunston United FC
Mmadinare Giant Aces SC
1975 Mosquito FC (Selebi-Phikwe) [founded as Black Vultures FC]
Senete United
1976 Black Mamba (Modipane)
1977 Desert Nxau SC (Tsabong)
Morupule Wanderers FC (Palapye)
Police FC (Otse) [merged on 28 Jan 2014 with Wonder Sporting Club]
1978 Botswana Defence Force FC (Gaborone)
Kazangula Young Fighters SC (Rasane)
Marang SC (Gaborone)
1979 Bobonong Stone Breakers SC
Mosquito FC (Selebi-Phikwe)
Real Movers FC (Gaborone)
1980 Kopang Classic [founded as Top Stars]
Red Lions FC (Selebi-Phikwe)
1981 Broadhurst United FC
Bokaa Young Pirates FC
1982 Rovers SC (Ramokgonami)
Swift Masters (Gaborone)
Zowa United SC (Lethlakane)
Gantsi Blue Stars SC
1983 Delta Winds SC (Maun)
Malo-Mix (Gaborone)
TASC FC (Gaborone) [founded as Army Zebras FC (Gaborone)]
1984 Molepolole City FC (Gaborone) [founded as Sharps Shooting Stars FC (Gaborone)]
1985 Mochudi Eastern Pirates FC
Moselebe Young Fighters FC (Hukuntsi)
1986 Manyane Celtics FC (Thamaga)
Motlakase Power Dynamos FC (Palapye)
1987 Botswana Railway Highlanders FC
Green Lovers FC (Serowe)
Southern Pirates (Kanye)
1989 Letlapeng FC (Ramotswa)
Mahalapye Hotspurs
198? Bokaa Young Pirates
1990 Jan 1 Matebejana FC (Mogoditshane)
Security Systems XI FC (Gaborone) [founded as Rolling Stars FC]
Stonebreakers (Letlhakane)
1991 Gaborone Young Strikers
1992 Jul 22 King Rodgers SC (Tsabong)
Ecco City Greens SC (Francistown)
1994 Moeti United SC
1996 FC Satmos (Selebi-Phikwe) [founded as Copper Chiefs FC Selebi-Phikwe]
Sankoyo Bush Bucks FC (Maun)
1997 Etsha Morning Stars FC (Etsha 1) [registered 2012]
1998 Black Forest Magoleng FC (Gaborone)
1999 Siwelele FC (Mmashoro)
2000 Emajwe Real Stars SC (Kang)
Mbalakalungu SC [aka Paras]
2003 Uniao Flamingo Santos FC (Gaborone)
2006 Kanye United
Tonota FC
2008 Springbok FC (Gweta)
2009 Jun 25 Mopani United FC
Jul 9 Gaborone Football Academy [GFA]
Ncojane Young Stars FC
Holy Ghost FC (Gaborone)
2010 Oct Orapa United [merger of Orapa Bucs, Wanderers, Boteti,
Eleven Angels FC (Francistown) White Diamonds and Swallows]
2011 Dec 28 Real Brothers FC
Boikago FC (Gaborone)
Palapye Al Stars FC
2013 BIUST All Stars FC
2014 Jwaneng Galaxy FC
2015 Jun 1 Molmas United FC
Chadibe North FC
2016 Lokgwabe United FC
2017 Taung Young Strikers
Majweng SC (Molepolole) [merger of Boribamo United FC and
Gumare United FC New Town Highlanders FC]
VTM FC (Gaborone)
2018 Peake Makers FC (Paulpietersburg)
2020 Super Stars United (Selebi-Phikwe)
[*1] TAFIC = Tati African Football Independent Club;
TAFA = Tati African Football Associates
[*2] Mighty Tigers changed name to Township Rollers in 1965
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