Molosiwa�s leap of faith into fashion

Molosiwa
Molosiwa

After enrolling to study medicine at the University of Botswana (UB), Aobakwe Molosiwa felt he was betraying his dream of becoming a fashion designer and decided to dropout.

Being a fashion designer has been a long held dream of his from when he was just a six-year-old boy schooling at Baobab Primary. 

“I used to record pageants such as Miss World and watch them everyday when I knocked off from school. That is when I fell in love with garments and designing,” said 25-year-old Molosiwa.

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