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Star sprinters Akani Simbine, Ta Lou-Smith, Letsile Tebogo are scheduled to headline the Botswana Golden Grand Prix.
A-list African track stars in Akani Simbine, Marie-Josee Ta Lou-Smith, and Letsile Tebogo are reportedly set to headline the Botswana Grand Prix on April 12.
South Africa's Simbine who won his first individual global medal at the 2025 World Indoor Championships in Nanjing, will kick off his outdoor season in Gaborone expected to compete in his trademark event - the 100m.
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16:38 - 21.03.2025
This is for you South Africa: Akani Simbine finally claims heroic bronze in Nanjing after seven attempts at global championship finals
After almost a decade and seven attempts in a major championship final, Akani Simbine finally got his heroic medal at the World Indoor Championships in Nanjing.
Consequently, Africa's fastest woman in history Ta Lou-Smith will officially run her first race of the year at the meet, and she'll be aiming to begin on a winning note in possibly her final season as a track legend.
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Also listed as one of the headliners is Botswana's Olympic hero Tebogo, who will be gunning to put up a show in front of his home crowd as he continues preparations to challenge Noah Lyles for his sprint titles at the Tokyo World Championships in September.
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12:11 - 29.03.2025
Bayapo Ndori bags second consecutive victory over Olympic champion Letsile Tebogo, extends 2025 unbeaten streak in Australia
Bayapo Ndori took the 400m win at the Maurie Plant Meet in 45.14s, just edging out Letsile Tebogo in a tight finish.
Other top stars reported for the highly acclaimed meet are South Africa's 400m World Record holder Wayde Van Niekerk, Canadian sprint legend Andre de Grasse, and Italian Shot Putter Leo Fabri.
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