Olympic champion Tebogo aims to inspire next generation of African athletes

The unassuming Botswanan, 21, was one of the standout performers in Paris this year, becoming the first African to win the men's 200m and silver in the 4x400m relay. Botswana's first Olympic gold medallist in any sport, he ran an African 200m record of 19.46 seconds, placing him fifth on the world all-time list and beating US star Noah Lyles into third place. It came just months after he suffered the trauma of losing his mother, Seratiwa, who died in May -- he credits her as being the "powerhouse, the drive" behind his success.