Malebogo Molefhe is a former national basketball player and a disability and gender rights activist from Botswana. In 2009 Malebogo narrowly escaped death after being shot eight times by her former partner. After this brutal attack and several lifesaving operations, Malebogo was left with an irreparable spinal cord injury and had to come to terms with using a wheelchair. Since then, Malebogo has advocated against domestic abuse and supported survivors of gender-based violence. 2017, she received the International Women of Courage Award for her activism. Malebogo and the Botswana Ministry of Education have created a program for children to help them learn about Gender-based violence at home. Malebogo also encourages para sports and sports for women in general.

Because Malebogo has passionately played professional basketball for more than ten years, from the age of 18 until the shooting, she started to play wheelchair basketball. She even organized the first wheelchair tournament in her country. Her motto: disability is not inability.