Botswana Golden Grand Prix

The Botswana Golden Grand Prix, formerly called the Gaborone International Meet, is a track and field meeting held at the Botswana National Stadium in Gaborone. Since 2023, it is a World Athletics Continental Tour Gold level meeting – the second-highest level of athletics meetings behind the Diamond League.

The meeting was founded by the Sport View Runners Club as the Sports View International after Gaborone hosted the 2011 African Junior Athletics Championships, though the first international meeting was not held until 2012. It was rebranded to Gaborone International Meet in 2017 before adopting its current name in 2020.

It was the third-ever meeting in Africa to be promoted to Continental Tour Gold status, after the Rabat Diamond League in Morocco and the Kip Keino Classic in Kenya. Per an agreement signed in 2023, it will be a Gold status meeting through 2025. Former 800 metres runner Glody Dube has been described as "the brains behind" the operation.

The 2024 edition, originally scheduled for 14 April, was cancelled on 29 March due to administrative disagreements about whether Dube or the Botswanan government would organize the event. Mmegi reported that a source told them, "World Athletics reportedly wants to rope in an American company in conjunction with the government to take over the organisation of the event, which is scheduled for April 14". Dube sued World Athletics, and by late March, the lawsuit was still ongoing and the Botswana Athletics Association had to cancel.