Miss Francistown captivates audience

Wednesday, December 21, 2016

Miss Francistown Lesego Malambane flanked by her 1st Princess Ntlafatso Keetile and 2nd Princess Ontshegeditse Motswakwakhuping PIC. Unasimba Mafa

FRANCISTOWN: Miss Francistown captivated fashion lovers as 11 aspiring beauties showcased their talents at the Francistown Civic Center and made it difficult for the judges to pick the winner over the weekend.

After giving the judges a hard time through their outstanding performances, Kesego Malambane was crowned Miss Francistown 2016/2017, Ntlafatso Keitile became the first princess and the second princess became Ontshegeditse Motswakhuting.

Malambane is a young woman aged 21 from Mambo village and currently pursuing a Diploma in Health and Safety Management at Business and Technical College (BTEC).

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Miss Francistown captivates audience

FRANCISTOWN: Miss Francistown captivated fashion lovers as 11 aspiring beauties showcased their talents at the Francistown Civic Center and made it difficult for the judges to pick the winner over the weekend.

Athletics likely to go solo at Olympics

Amidst BFA fights, Sebego raises hand for presidency

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Kwa Nokeng Oil sponsors young biker with P120,000

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