Khan crowned 'Little Miss Princess of the World Bots'

Little Miss Princess of The World Botswana, Khan
Little Miss Princess of The World Botswana, Khan

A 14-year-old girl from Phakalane Secondary School, Tshephang Khan, was crowned the first ever "Little Miss Princess of the World Botswana 2015" at a beauty pageant held at GICC on Sunday.

Khan beat competition from 19 other contestants in what was a tough call for the judges. Khan would now go on to represent Botswana in Bulgaria next year where she will face 85 other contestants from various countries. Another 14-year old Wedu Sebina became the first princess while Lekana Baipoledi, 10 was the second princess.

In a pageant that was mostly attended by the youth, the 20 contestants began the first parade in an attire of black shorts and white vests.

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