Beauty, brains and a heart of gold
On Saturday 22 October, after months of auditions and several rounds of voting, Lesego Chombo was crowned the fairest in the land, the 53rd Motswana to wear the coveted Miss Botswana crown.
The 24-year-old Maun-born stunner will now represent the country at Miss World 2022, although the venue and dates are yet to be confirmed. In the pageant’s 71-year history, Botswana’s best finish remains the first runner-up position managed by Emma Wareus back in 2010; Chombo is confident she is the woman to change this.
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In this article:‘Beauty with a Purpose’ project, Bachelor of Laws (LLB), baking, culinary training, Emma Wareus, High Court of Botswana, Hollard, Institute of Development Management (IDM), Kebabonye Business Law, Korolina Beilawska (Miss World), Lesego Chombo, Letsholathebe Memorial Primary School, Lorato Lala Tebogo, Managing Partner, Media Training, Miss Botswana, Miss Botswana 2021 Palesa Molefe, Miss Botswana crown, Miss Botswana organization, Miss Sedie JSS 2011, Miss Women Empowerment, Miss World 2022, Miss World competition, Moitshepi Elias, Nicole Gaelebale, Okavango International School, Oweditse Fafah Phirinyane, playing guitar, Project 124, Queen Esther 2012, reciting poetry, Sedie Junior Secondary School, singing, swimming, UB, University of Botswana, Yame Tshepo Kebabonye, Yarona FM, Yoga with SLV Yoga House

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