Sport in Botswana Currently this program has been spread throughout the country to several primary schools. Sport in Botswana Sports in Botswana is widely reported on and documented by the popular local online publication sportsbw.com (also known as Sports Botswana). All sporting codes in the country are regulated by the Ministry of Sports of Botswana. The government ministry works closely with the Botswana National Olympic Committee and various sports governing bodies, including the Botswana Football Federation. Most sporting clubs in Botswana make use of social media to advance their cause. Taking to Facebook and Twitter, to spread news of their activity, news, updates
Obesity in the United Kingdom a part of the London 2012 legacy, Prime Minister David Cameron also announced an annual £150 million ($227-USD) boost for school sport. The funding is "ring-fenced", meaning it can only be spent on sports activities such as after school clubs, coaching and dedicated sports programmes. Prompting criticism about mixed messaging, Official Sponsors of the 2012 London Olympics included McDonald's, Coca-Cola and Cadbury. In the 2016 United Kingdom budget, the British Government announced the introduction of a sugar tax on the soft drinks industry, which came into effect in April 2018. Beverage manufactures are taxed according to the volume of sugar