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TeBogo speaks of Al Jazeera in Africa and the future of America and Jamaica.
Doha, train – High welcome, when men set off for a 200-meter racing in the world, after a few minutes later in the Almaz League, they left for Tebogo when men set out for the 200-meter racing.
Botswervan Olympic Gold Medalist, in the nearest opponent in the nearest opponent in the nearest opponent in the nearest opponent, in his closest opponent in the nearest opponent, his closest opponent in the nearest opponent, the Botswervan Olympic was debuted in his closest opponent.
Compared to 19,46s, this is due to the wake up when he brought his first Olympic gold, including a star in nine months in nine months.
Like a young boy, Tebogo, which has a choice for the left wing ready, but pushed against the athletic by teachers.
Seven years later, the reluctant spinter sitting the world and warned the world and became the first African to win 200 million gold in the Olympics.
The Day of the Doha Diamond League, the world athletics, 2024 athlete, satis in Paris and the African continent with Al Jazeera:
Al Jazeera: How has life changed for you since you have earned the Olympic gold?
Tsitle Tebogo: In many ways.
To start, awareness of the scale of my achievement brought with a commercial interest is growing.
I already have many opportunities to support myself as he wants to coordinate with more than one brand.
What I’m excited most is the effect I influenced by the athletes.
I prove to be able to achieve your dreams regardless of what part of the world, which is in the right path and working hard.
Be sure to have enough effort and sacrifices wherever you are.
Al Jazeera: How hard do you get out of your home when you are in Botswana?
TeBogo: I never end unless you are for an event. I remain closed as I don’t want to be too much.
I want to have a mystery element and interest people: Where is it, what does he do?
Al Jazeera: How does the medals in the Olympics felt to break down the medals in sprinting medals?
TeBogo: I have always been my goal. To tie the domination. It was sad to see only two nations managed sports for decades.
I wanted to make a progress for African athletes. I was eager to get this happened and then the answer to the world. And this reaction is heartwarming.
Al Cazeera: In African Sprinting, in African Sprinting, when it was compared to the distance, could not be bags. What challenges do African athletes face when it comes to walking at the highest level?
TeBogo: It is mainly low for infrastructure and support, but not quite sure. However, I can see that Africa looked to invest in athletes outside the distance.
After the governments are on the plane, the governments make a massive difference for sports.
Al Jazeera: Can you see the effect for your success for Batswana athletes?
TeBogo: I still saw the first days, but definitely saw the athletes poured a doubt. They are not afraid to further shower to demonstrate their talents.
I hope that the government of the New (Botswana) will take the next step and help these athletes.
Al Jazeera: How do you see the future of sprinting in Africa?
TeBogo: Africans steps and see that the number of African athletes increases in global competitions.
One day I dream of all the African staff in the Olympics.
