DAI takes another stab at Miss Botswana

Friday, June 21, 2019

It seems like a long shot for the return of a fully well packaged Miss Botswana, but organisers of the controversial pageant are optimistic that this year’s showing will redeem sins of the past.

Development Advance Institute (DAI), a company engaged to restructure Miss Botswana, is taking another shot at the pageant this year’s staging following their three-horse race last year.

After the ministry pulled out from their annual sponsorship last year, DAI still went ahead with the pageant and managed to take the reigning queen Moitshepi Elias to Miss World.

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