Letsile Tebogo, the 21-year-old sprint sensation from Botswana, has swiftly raised up to global stardom, both on and off the track. The 2024 Olympics year was a year when Tebogo etched his name in history. Made an African record of finishing 200m in 19.56 seconds and became the first-ever athlete to win gold for Botswana. And if that wasn’t enough, in December 2024, Tebogo was named as the World Athletics Male Athlete of the Year 2024. The Botswana track athlete is also on fire in 2025.
One of the recent achievements is finishing the 400m event at the ASA Grand Prix with a time of 45.42 seconds. This is all fine, but Tebogo’s fans often get curious about his net worth. How does he get paid or earn enough with his talent to live a good life? Let’s dive deep into his endorsements and brand deals.
What is Letsile Tebogo’s net worth in 2025?
Letsile Tebogo started his career journey when he was just 12 years old, and not just started but won silver in the 200m at the BOPSSA. Since then, the track sensation hasn’t looked back, and if we talk about his net worth, per Pulse Sports’ 2024 article, his estimated annual income is $2 million. One question might come to mind: what’s the exact source of his income?
And the answer is simple. First, the prize money by winning various medals at the national and international stages. Apart from that, Tebogo has gotten many brand deals and endorsements along with social media. With 178k Instagram followers and 138.2k on TikTok, Tebogo earns a good amount by posting pictures or videos on these platforms.
Per the Pulse Sports website, Letsile Tebogo became the arguably youngest rich person in Botswana when he ended Botswana’s drought of Olympic gold. The Olympic medal gave him honor, various gifts, and rewards. How much exactly? Well, Tebogo include a four-bedroom house and 250,000 pula (approximately $20,000) by the Botswana government. Though there was a lot of money that was rewarded to the team, he individually received $3749 from Kwa Nokeng Oil, a tractor. That wasn’t all. Park 27 also gifted him $8,998 as Letsile Tebogo won gold at the Paris Olympics for the first time for Botswana.
For the 2025 year, Park27, a renowned restaurant, promised to sponsor him $750 a month to help with his training. The Paris gold medal winners received $75,000, the silver medal winners $37,500, and each finalist was also given $1,875. This was all about Botswana’s champ’s net worth and earnings from prize money. Now let’s talk about his endorsements.
Letsile Tebogo’s brand deals and endorsements
Letsile Tebogo isn’t just sprinting to victory on the track—he’s making big moves off it too. First up, let’s talk diamonds. In January 2025, Tebogo was named a global ambassador for De Beers, one of the world’s most iconic diamond companies. It’s a shining partnership—literally and figuratively—highlighting his growing global appeal and influence.
But that’s not all. Just a few months earlier, in August 2024, DLA Piper Africa stepped in with a legal sponsorship through their Botswana member firm, Minchin & Kelly. It’s a powerful show of support from the legal world, helping Tebogo stay focused on his goals with solid backing.
And who could forget his partnership with Orange Botswana? That deal kicked off in September 2023, right after Tebogo’s breakout performance at the World Championships in Budapest. Since then, he’s been the face of the telecom giant, representing speed, connectivity, and national pride. Clearly, brands are lining up to be on Team Tebogo—and for good reason.
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