In his capacity as the Auditor General, Mr. Sebopeng’s key responsibilities include developing and ensuring the implementation of a strategic plan for guiding and driving the OAG to achieve its mandate which is the audit of Central Government entities, Local Government Authorities and some Parastatal organisations. The audits conducted are financial and performance audits.

Prior to joining the OAG, Mr. Sebopeng worked as a trainee accountant at Water Utilities Corporation after completing a Bachelor of Commerce Degree in 1981.
In between his busy schedule, Mr. Sebopeng unwinds by listening to Music and Sightseeing.

 Letsholo has obtained Diploma in Accountancy and Business Studies from Botswana Institute of Administration and Commerce in 1981; a degree in Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting from the University of Botswana in 1986 and a  Master of Social Science in Accounting and Development Finance from the University of Birmingham, in the United Kingdom in 1991.

Had has also attended a number of Workshops and Seminars among which, are the following:

• Financial Management and Public Administration - Swaziland
• Audit of Public Enterprises - India
• Attachment to National Audit Office, UK and Australia on Performance Auditing
• Participated in Humphrey Programme in the USA for professional Development
• Boston University - MBA (Audit)
• Federal Reserve Bank - Financing Government Deficit and Treasury Management
• World Bank - International Financial Seminar

 He has also attended several change Management programmes:

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  • Catalyst training - USA
  • Focused leadership experience - USA
  • Service Delivery Performance Measurement and Benchmarking -
  • UK
  • Advanced Management and Development Policy Development - UK
  • Managing and leading Change - UK

Letsholo is also a part time lecturer at the University of Botswana in Financial Management and Financial Institutions and Markets since 1986 to date.

He is was also an Executive Committee Member of Botswana Athletics Association from 1980 to 1987 and Botswana National Sports Council from 1987 to 1996 and is currently an Executive Committee Member of Botswana National Olympic Committee since 2006 to date.

He progressed through the ranks to his current designation in September 2008, and  was transferred to  the Division of Local Government Audit (LGA), based at the OAG’s Francistown Office.

His hobbies include swimming and exploring the out-doors (camping).

Phillip worked as managing director for a construction company since 2001.  He is charged with the audits of a Township Authority, two District Councils and three Land Board Authorities.  Apart from being a devoted Christian, Phillip enjoys watching sports on the television.

On 01 December 1992, she was appointed the first Motswana to be a Performance Auditor, due to her potential and attached to the then consultants, introducing the Performance Audit Concept to the Office.

As the Chief Auditor for Performance Audit Unit, Mrs. Entaile is responsible for leading and supervising a team of 25 performance auditors carrying out assignments, mobilizing them, initiating and managing change in the Unit. She also assists other Supreme Audit Institutions in the Region to set up Performance Audit divisions and is involved with the International Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI) in developing Performance Audit Guiding Materials (Fisheries) for Performance Auditors worldwide.

Mrs. Entaile is a Chorister at the Methodist Church and her hobbies include inter-alia: listening to music, reading periodicals, books, gardening, listening to current affairs and watching the TV.

She rose quickly through the ranks and was given supervisory responsibilities when she was an Assistant Local Government Auditor. Following the death of the then incumbent Assistant Auditor General for Local Government, Mrs. Mabiletsa acted for this position from August 1997 to June 1998, while she held the post of Principal Auditor II.  She has since then continued to progress and work closely with the incumbent.

As the Chief Auditor, Mrs. Mabiletsa’s responsibilities include supervision of subordinates, drafting and vetting of audit reports, discussion of draft reports with clients and finalizing them for publication, preparation for and participation in Local Authorities Public Accounts Committee (LAPAC) meetings.

She enjoys gardening of a diverse range of flora from flowers to small plants and vegetables.