Miss Valentine Thamaga commends youth organisation

Friday, February 28, 2020

After being crowned queen recently Isaka is happy with the final product of her hard work PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Miss Valentine Thamaga pageant winner, Babedi Isaka has commended Catch Your Dream Youth Organisation for its efforts in keeping youth engaged, indicating that it has a good structure that allows for the formation of a sense of community amongst competitors and the crowds that attended the recently held pageant.

Isaka said despite the time constraints she had during the preparation stage of the pageant she was happy with the final product of her hard work.

Catch Your Dream Youth Organisation, a non-governmental organisation based in Thamaga, is meant to curb criminal tendencies and promote self-reliance and volunteerism amongst the youth. The organisation is behind the Miss Valentine Thamaga pageant that is held on an annual basis.

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