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Club from the capital Gaborone, founded in 1967, nicknamed The Reds/Moyagoleele, defending champions from 2024/25.

Club from the large village of Mochudi, nicknamed Magosi/Maaparankwe, historic rivals of Township Rollers.

Club from the diamond-mining town of Jwaneng, formed in 2014/15 through the merger of Jwaneng Comets and Debswana Youngsters.

Historically Botswana's most successful club, nicknamed Popa, who play the famous Gaborone Derby against Gaborone United.

Club from the mining town of Selebi-Phikwe (former copper/nickel mine), founded in 1969.

Club linked with the Morupule Colliery coal mine in Palapye, nicknamed Bafana Ba Magala.

Club from Sowa Town, named after the flamingos of the Sua Pan salt pan, backed by the Botswana Ash mining company.

Club from the diamond town of Orapa (Debswana), formed in 2012 through the merger of 5 clubs, nicknamed The Ostriches.

Military team of the Botswana Defence Force, founded in 1978.

Newly founded club (2024) from Gaborone, who entered the league by buying VTM FC's licence for the 2025/26 season.

Team of the Botswana Police, founded in 1977, nicknamed Jungle Kings.

Young club from Kgatleng District founded in 2021 (successor to the defunct Masters Blackpool), nicknamed Kuka Ntsu.

Top-flight debutants from Mahalapye, champions of the First Division North 2024/25.

One of the oldest clubs (1959/61), from the second-largest city Francistown, nicknamed Matjimenyenga.

Club from Lobatse founded in 1962, historically the only Botswana club never to have been relegated from the top flight.

2025/26 debutants from Francistown, promoted via a play-off against Jwaneng Young Stars.