- Olympic champion Letsile Tebogo has explained what he does outside the competition with other athletes in the race
- The Botswana athlete had a great run at the just concluded Paris 2024 Olympics in France
- The 200m Olympic champion shed more light on how he invests his money in other businesses
Letsile Tebogo has moved on with life after making history at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games when he returned to his farm after the victory.
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The 21-year-old athlete has become the first African athlete to win a gold medal in the men's 200 meters at the Olympics.
Tebogo ended the Olympics by winning two medals as he led Botswana's 4x400m team to a podium finish, claiming the silver medal ahead of England.
Tebogo returns to the farm
In a recent interview with SuperSports TV presenter, Thomas Mlambo, Tebogo explains what he does when he is not breaking records and making history.
The Botswana athlete has returned to his farm and showed some of his cows.
“I came back from the field this morning; I slept there [shambani].
“Basically, in the farm, what we do is raise our cows. I have cows, and I need to have a solid plan of what I will do to increase the number of cows,” he said.
The athlete sand he was asked if he wanted to continue owning the farm or if it was just an investment for him apart from athletics.
“Personally, my farm is an investment for me because athletics is not a long-term profession; I need to have different opportunities and see what I can direct my money to,” he added.
Tebogo opens up about his mother's death
In a related post, TUKO.co.ke earlier reported on Letsile Tebogo recounting how the loss of his mother affected him ahead of his bid to win two medals at the 2024 Olympics.
The athlete confirmed that he was not in Botswana when the incident occurred and believed that his athletic career was over.
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