Who will Batswana save between Sheillah and Goitse?

Wednesday, November 26, 2014

With only two weeks to go, players in the Big Brother Africa Hotshots reality show, are beginning to picture being USD300,000 richer. Unfortunately for Botswana’s Goitse and Sheillah, this could be the end of the road for one or both of them, as they are up for possible eviction.

The painful reality is that with both young women on the chopping board this week, Batswana will be forced to choose whom to save between Sheillah and Goitse.

This somewhat suggests that at least one of them will be evicted this Sunday. There is also the possibility that both Sheillah and Goitse might kiss the USD300,000 goodbye on Sunday, as a one country vote will not guarantee any housemate’s continued survival in the game.

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