Mosadi makes Batswana women proud, special

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Mosadi celebration held on Sunday at the Gaborone Sun was a stamp of recognition of the role the Motswana woman has played in national development over the years. The event, which coincided with the International Women's Day celebrations, certainly made Batswana women feel proud and very special indeed.

Organised by four youthful minds - Tshepo Sikwane of Big Dawg Productions, Mpho Laing, journalist and fashion editor of Lapologa magazine, Bakang Sebele, who is the founder of the non-profit organisation, Youth Alive, which focuses on HIV/AIDS and related issues and how they affect the youth and Native Impressions' Communications, Public Relations and Change Management Senior Strategist, Lepang Ferguson - the event turned out to be a night of entertainment, and recognition of contributions and achievements, scored by Batswana women.

The night kicked-off with a performance by three young girls who go by the name Ground Zero, which was followed by a fashion show, featuring clothes by four different designers.

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