Teboho is an experienced economist with expertise in public finance, economic policy and program management. With over a decade of involvement in economic governance, he has developed strong skills in public financial management, particularly in strategic leadership, management, and administration. 

His career includes significant roles in both financial management and international development. On the financial side, he served at the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning and later served as a Technical Advisor for PFM on the GIZ Good Financial Governance in Africa project. He has also contributed to three IMF AFRITAC steering committees, offering strategic guidance in areas such as public finance management, tax administration, banking supervision and monetary policy. 

In the international development space, he has worked for UNDP, UNFPA, UNHCR, and the UN Mission in Liberia. Motivated by a passion for diverse experiences, he believes exposure to different cultures enriches his ability to integrate global best practices while addressing local challenges. He remains committed to advancing public finance reforms and strengthening economic governance across Africa.