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Kebinatshipi Appoints Mbewe Legal Practice As Official Legal Advisors

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Reigning 400m World Champion, Collen Kebinatshipi, has appointed Mbewe Legal Practice as his official legal advisors, mandated to provide comprehensive legal support on his legal matters.

Kebinatshipi, 21, from Lotlhakane East, was crowned world champion at the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, where he delivered a historic performance, winning the final in a personal best and Botswana national record of 43.53 seconds, after clocking 43.61 seconds in the semi-final.

Kebinatshipi, 21, from Lotlhakane East, was crowned world champion at the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, where he delivered a historic performance, winning the final in a personal best and Botswana national record of 43.53 seconds, after clocking 43.61 seconds in the semi-final. He also secured a gold medal as part of Botswana’s men’s 4x400m relay team.

Multi award winning and internationally recognized Founder and CEO of Mbewe Legal Practice, Njiramanda Mbewe-Boatey, said: “We are honoured to represent a world champion whose excellence transcends sport. Our role is to provide strategic legal support that protects his interests, strengthens his brand, and supports his long-term legacy in Botswana.”

For his part, Kebinatshipi said “This decision is about structure, protection, and long-term legacy beyond titles. I am pleased to work with a Botswana-based, female led firm that upholds champion standards and believes in building champions from home to the world.”

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