Olefile crowned Miss Botho F/town 2014/15

Tuesday, November 04, 2014

FRANCISTOWN: Banabotlhe Olefile was crowned Miss Botho Francistown 2014/15 at the Institute of Health Sciences (HIS) hall this past Saturday. The newly crowned beauty queen will be the face and ambassador of change at the college.

The 21-year-old Botho University student from Makanana ward in the cosmopolitan royal village of Serowe bagged the crown ahead of seven contestants who were vying for the same title. Charlotte Siya (24) and 20-year-old Angel Nkau were crowned first and second princess respectively.

As part of her prize, Olefile was treated to two free nights accommodation at Adansonia Hotel and lunch for two at Tandurei Restaurant situated at Galo Mall.

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