From Botswana to the world stage, Letsile Tebogo is redefining the future of sprinting.—Letsile Tebogo is redefining the future of sprinting. Tebogo showed his resilience at ASA Grand Prix’s 400m in Pretoria on March 12, 2025, finishing second and clocking out in 45.42 seconds. The Botswana prodigy is on fire; another showdown was at the National Stadium at the World Athletics Continental Tour Gold meeting in the 200m. Timing?

Tebogo outperformed Jamaica’s Tyquendo Tracey and South Africa’s Luxolo Adams, with a time of 20.23 seconds on the blue track. And behind the track and field sensation, there is a mentor who has helped him reach here. Meet Letsile Tebogo’s coach, Kebonyemodisa “Dose” Mosimanyane. Let’s know more about his achievements and more.

Letsile Tebogo’s coach is Kebonyemodisa “Dose” Mosimanyane, a long-time mentor who has been instrumental in shaping Tebogo’s sprinting career. When Tebogo broke the 300m record in Pretoria, South Africa, with a running time of 30.69s on February 17, 2024. “The WR is not something that we trained for,” said Mosimanyane in a telephone interview with Gazette Sports. Letsile Tebogo’s coach is working hard to put Botswana into the limelight; one of the best athletes, Tebogo, is showing the world what Botswana athletes can do.