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Miss Botswana 2021 Palesa Molefe. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Her life dramatically changed that night at Limkokwing University of Creative Technology when she beat 15 other contestants to win the coveted Miss Botswana crown. Her journey has just started and she still looks as dazzling and confident as ever. She walks into Mmegi offices and everyone cannot help but ask to take selfies with this beautiful and intelligent young woman. Who can blame them? She is the fairest of them all. Arts & Culture’s MOMPATI TLHANKANE sat down with Miss Botswana 2020/21 ahead of her journey at Miss World next month.

Arts & Culture: First of all, congratulations on winning the crown. Can you kindly introduce yourself?

Molefe: My name is Palesa Molefe. I am a 22-year-old young lady from Boseja ward in Mochudi. By profession I am an actress, producer and writer.

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