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Botswana’s Kebinatshipi Named African Athlete of the Month

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Africa Sports Ventures Group (ASVG) is delighted to announce Busang Collen Kebinatshipi of Botswana as the African Athlete of the Month for September 2025, following his breathtaking performance at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan.


Kebinatshipi’s electrifying run in the men’s 400 meters final not only earned him the World Championship gold medal but also set a new Botswana national record of 43.53 seconds, the world-leading time for the season. His performance made history as he became the first Botswanan male athlete to win a world title in the 400m — a moment that captured the hearts of fans across the African continent and beyond.

*A New Star for Africa*
Kebinatshipi’s victory was more than just a triumph of speed; it was a story of African excellence, discipline, and pride. The 22-year-old sprinter’s powerful finish and technical mastery stunned global audiences, reaffirming Africa’s growing dominance in the sprints — a domain once thought beyond its reach.

_“Busang Collen Kebinatshipi’s achievement is a milestone for Botswana and for African athletics,” said Leslie Koroma Sr., Founder and CEO of Africa Sports Ventures Group. “His performance embodies the spirit of resilience, determination, and brilliance that defines Africa’s new generation of sports icons. He is a worthy winner of the African Athlete of the Month Award.”_


*Celebrating Continental Excellence*
Kebinatshipi emerged as the overwhelming winner of the public and expert panel vote, surpassing fellow nominees including Beatrice Chebet, Emmanuel Wanyonyi, Victor Osimhen, Denis Bouanga, and Tobi Amusan — all of whom delivered remarkable performances in September 2025.


His triumph adds to Botswana’s growing legacy in world athletics, following in the footsteps of greats like Isaac Makwala, Amantle Montsho and his contemporary Letsile Tebogo which signals the nation’s continued rise as a global sprint powerhouse.

*About the African Athlete of the Month Award*
The African Athlete of the Month Award, presented by Africa Sports Ventures Group (ASVG), recognizes exceptional African athletes competing both on the continent and internationally. The award celebrates not only athletic achievement but also leadership, inspiration, and contribution to Africa’s sporting legacy.


Winners are selected based on performance data, public engagement, and impact on the global sports narrative for the month under review.

About ASVG
Africa Sports Ventures Group (ASVG) is a pan-African sports enterprise, media, and investment company committed to building sustainable sports ecosystems across Africa. Through initiatives like the African Athlete of the Month Award, the Legends Track & Field Series, and the Africa Sports Business Summit, ASVG continues to champion Africa’s sporting excellence, innovation, and heritage.

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