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MatibinI scoops Miss Earthlife Africa International Botswana title

Miss Earthlife International Botswana winner, Utlwanang Matibini (centre) with first and second princesses, Laone Molapisi and Same Nambe
Miss Earthlife International Botswana winner, Utlwanang Matibini (centre) with first and second princesses, Laone Molapisi and Same Nambe

Utlwanang Matibini, a young woman from from Tsamaya village outshined fellow contestants and won the Miss Earthlife International Botswana title at Hangala, Ruretse on Friday.

The new queen is not only a beautiful face but is also intelligent. She has Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Broadcasting and Journalism and is currently working as a journalist at Queen Magazine. Her breathtaking attires, talent and intelligence gave the judges no choice but to crown her as the new queen.

Meanwhile Laone Collet Molapisi from Lobatse won herself the first princess title. She is a Diploma in Business Management holder and a model while the second princess title was grabbed by Same Nyambe. Nyambe is a runway model, fitness model and commercial model. She hails from Mookane village. She has a Diploma in Archives and Records Management and also a Bachelors Degree in Information and Knowledge Management.

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