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Botswana's Seametso wins Mister Friendship International Africa

Tuesday, December 16, 2025 | 50 Views |

The Mister Friendship International Africa title is a testament to Moitshepi Seametso's (brown suit) exceptional leadership, empathy, and commitment to promoting unity and cultural understanding

The reigning Mr Botswana, Moitshepi Seametso, has been crowned Mister Friendship International Africa at the Mr Friendship International competition held on Sunday in Bangkok, Thailand.

This achievement marks a significant milestone for Botswana, as it is the country's first-ever participation in the pageant and the continent's first official placement on this international stage.

Seametso, who will be turning 31 on December 25, expressed his gratitude for the support he received from fellow contestants, the Mr Botswana team and his family.

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Botswana's Seametso wins Mister Friendship International Africa

The reigning Mr Botswana, Moitshepi Seametso, has been crowned Mister Friendship International Africa at the Mr Friendship International competition held on Sunday in Bangkok, Thailand.

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