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Chombo secures top 40 spot

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In a thrilling turn of events at the ongoing 71st Miss World competition, Miss Botswana Lesego Chombo emerged victorious in the Head to Head challenge which has automatically earned her a coveted top 40 spot.

The Head to Head challenge provides contestants with the chance to showcase their intellect, charisma and passion on social causes. Her eloquence and articulation has left a lasting impression in the competition which has seen her secure a top 40 spot too. Her resounding victory in the Head to Head challenge not only propelled her into the top 40 spot but also solidified her status as a front runner in the competition. The grand finale of the 71st Miss World competition will be held on March 9 where a new queen will be crowned.

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Chombo secures top 40 spot

In a thrilling turn of events at the ongoing 71st Miss World competition, Miss Botswana Lesego Chombo emerged victorious in the Head to Head challenge which has automatically earned her a coveted top 40 spot.

Nthaile misinformed Ntlo Ya Dikgosi on Butterfly, Khama says

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