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About GMST

Where determination meets support.

GMST is a Botswana sports-development trust focused on creating opportunities for young people through sport, education, mentorship and community support.

Our purpose

Sport should change more than the score.

The Trust was established to create platforms and pathways for young people, helping them develop sporting skills while strengthening confidence, discipline and opportunity.

Its approach combines sport with education and support structures around the child.

Aim

Develop talent holistically

Use football, athletics and other sports to identify and groom aspiring talent while strengthening discipline and life skills.

Vision

Empower the next generation

Expand sporting opportunity and ambition among young people, especially those from underserved communities.

Mission

Create pathways

Build platforms through which young people can develop sporting skills and access opportunities that improve their lives.

The founder story

A life shaped by sport, resilience and purpose.

Glenda describes sport as being at the centre of her journey from primary school through tertiary education.

Her sporting life included football, athletics, netball and volleyball. She became one of the founders of women’s football in Botswana and later served as chairperson of women’s football.

When early women’s football lacked trained referees, she attended a referees’ course and began officiating men’s Super League matches. Despite criticism and abuse from spectators, she persisted and eventually became a FIFA referee.

Her own account credits family, mentors, discipline, regular training and determination for keeping her progression on course. GMST carries that principle forward: support can turn potential into achievement.

“Where determination meets support, success is inevitable.”

— Sebaetseng Glenda Mokokwe

The philosophy

Support structures matter.

Young athletes develop best when coaches, parents, schools, communities and mentors reinforce one another.

01

Access

Bring sporting opportunities closer to young people who may otherwise be excluded.

02

Guidance

Use coaches, mentors, parents and schools as part of the development environment.

03

Development

Build skills progressively instead of treating participation as a once-off activity.

04

Community

Strengthen the network around young people so sporting progress can be sustained.

Leadership

The executive board.

The Trust is guided by an executive leadership team committed to sport, development and community impact.

President

Glenda Moleofi

Founder and sporting leader.

Vice President

Sonnyboy Sethibe

Leadership and organisational support.

General Secretary

Kagiso Senyarelo

Administration and coordination.

Treasurer

Tendani Tshambani

Financial stewardship.