BDP reveals how it chipped in to help Emma be among world best :: Mmegi Online

The Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) chiefs have revealed how they chipped in with their resources such as unlimited phone calls, unlimited internet, website building, transportation and other logistics to assist a desperate Miss Botswana Emma Warreus when she was abandoned by her partners.

Emma went on to make history as she finished as the first Princess in the Miss World 2010 held in China over the weekend. The logistics are traditionally the responsibilities of the Botswana Council of Women, the licence holders of the Miss Botswana pageant but as usual, it would seem the queen struggled again, forcing her mother to run to the party president for assistance after spending all her money on the daughter.

The BDP yesterday also revealed that on top of handling all expenses for the beauty, the party also paid for flight, and hotel expenses for the beauty's mother, Tshepo, a former Miss Botswana queen herself, to enable her to accompany her child to the Miss world finals in Sanya.

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BDP reveals how it chipped in to help Emma be among world best

The Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) chiefs have revealed how they chipped in with their resources such as unlimited phone calls, unlimited internet, website building, transportation and other logistics to assist a desperate Miss Botswana Emma Warreus when she was abandoned by her partners.

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