BMC competition comes to an end

Tuesday, May 04, 2010

FRANCISTOWN: A delighted audience watched as ten finalists for the Kgomo Ke Khumo promotion battled it out for the grand price of 20 heifers and a bull at Galo Shopping Centre here last Friday.

In the end, 34-year-old Moses Kabo Mmileng, a teacher at Seepapitso Senior Secondary School, emerged the winner after only four people reached the finals.

The Botswana Meat Commission (BMC) competition, which the parastatal characterises as a way of thanking its customers for their loyalty through good and bad times, (BMC) has been running since last year.

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