Botswana has made history at the World Athletics Championships, becoming the first African nation to win gold in the 4x400m relay. The victory sent the nation into celebrations, with the President even declaring a public holiday. But behind the glory lies a bigger story — of a country battling poverty, unemployment, inequality, and one of the world’s highest HIV prevalence rates. From Letsile Tebogo’s Olympic gold in Paris to this relay triumph, Botswana is proving that adversity can fuel greatness. Rupha Ramani brings you the story of resilience, redemption, and Africa’s hunger for global success.