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Miss Botswana glams up for homecoming

Tutume, the home village of the reigning Miss Botswana, Anicia Gaothusi, is expected to go abuzz as residents prepare to welcome home the beauty queen.
Tutume, the home village of the reigning Miss Botswana, Anicia Gaothusi, is expected to go abuzz as residents prepare to welcome home the beauty queen.

Tutume, the home village of the reigning Miss Botswana, Anicia Gaothusi, is expected to go abuzz as residents prepare to welcome home the beauty queen.

The Miss Botswana management team has revealed that the ceremony will be a grand affair, complete with a planned motorcade. The road back to her roots on May 31 will bring to life Tutume main kgotla. Miss Botswana spokesperson Ambrociah Samboko told Arts&Culture that the queen and her team intend to go all out for the homecoming ceremony. “The homecoming ceremony is not just a celebration of Anicia Gaothusi's remarkable achievement. It is also a symbol of the unity and support of the nation as she embarks on her journey as Miss Botswana 2024. As Gaothusi prepares for the 72nd Miss World pageant in 2025, this event marks a significant moment for the community to come together and honour one of their own,” Samboko said.

“The preparations have been going smoothly. We are working hand in hand with MYSC [Ministry of Youth, Gender, Sport and Culture] and the commissioner’s office in Tutume in organising Gaothusi’s homecoming. So, the activities include a beautiful motorcade around the beautiful village of Tutume to appreciate her home,” Samboko noted.

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