Kabelo Lekgothoane is a deeply passionate communicator and brand specialist who lives by a powerful creed, putting humanity first.
Based in the heart of South Africa, Kabelo beautifully blends his love for sports with a heartfelt commitment to creating meaningful impact.
With a voice that resonates far beyond the studio, he uses storytelling to inspire minds, ignite connections, and bring communities closer through the power of media.
Currently a Sportscaster for Insight Sportcast, Kabelo brings soul-stirring insight and rich storytelling to the sporting world.
His vibrant commentary goes beyond scores and stats, it captures the heartbeat of the game, the unsung heroes, and the cultural narratives that only sport can uncover. His voice doesn’t just call the game, it breathes life into it.
Beyond the microphone, Kabelo wears another impactful hat, as the Vice President of Public Relations and Communications for Tshwane JCI.
In this vital leadership role, he channels his sharp brand strategy and communication skills to uplift the organization’s mission, amplifying its voice and deepening its community impact.
Kabelo doesn’t just communicate messages, he crafts them to move people and spark engagement.
As a Brand Specialist, Kabelo has a gift for shaping brand identities that feel genuine and unforgettable.
Whether it’s through bold visuals, compelling digital engagement, or magnetic storytelling, he helps brands tap into their true essence, and turn that into something people can feel, follow, and believe in.
For Kabelo, “Humanity First” is more than just a phrase, it’s the heartbeat behind every move he makes.
Through his uplifting presence on platforms like YouTube and social media, he shares content that enlightens, empowers, and uplifts, shining a light on how sports can be a force for social change, healing, and growth.
With a growing legacy in sportscasting, communications leadership, and brand strategy, Kabelo Lekgothoane stands as a living example of what happens when passion meets purpose.
His work isn’t just a career, it’s a calling. And the impact? It’s already rippling far beyond the field.
