Little Queen continues philanthropy work through 'Mabogo dinku'
Mini Miss Emerald, also Little Miss Kids of the World BW, Lelentle Kerebotswe, continues to stretch her giving hand to her needy peers through her pageantry project dubbed, 'Mabogo dinku'.
When she won her first pageantry title, 'Mini Miss Emerald' last year, she told Vibe that she believes in putting a smile on someone's face, as her mother, also a philanthropist, has taught her to always share with others.
“I will be donating toiletries to my peers,” she said at the time. Last week, she donated groceries and part of school uniform to an identified pupil.
Kerebotswe is of the view that being a queen that she is, it means she should be empathetic and help others in life.
She told this publication that she now celebrates her two crowns and she is excited about representing Botswana soon at Miss Kids of The World Botswana in Bali, Indonesia next month. She said that through her mother's help she is preparing for the international stage and her wish is to win. "I have watched Lesego Chombo win in pageantry, and I want to be like her when I go to Bali to represent
Botswana with the other two queens. They also encourage me because I am the youngest, and I am always willing to learn," she said.
She will be travelling alongside Miss PreTeen Kids or the World Botswana,Peo Magapa and Junior Miss PreTeen Kids of the World Larona Chaina.
When she won her first pageantry title, 'Mini Miss Emerald' last year, she told Vibe that she believes in putting a smile on someone's face, as her mother, also a philanthropist, has taught her to always share with others.
“I will be donating toiletries to my peers,” she said at the time. Last week, she donated groceries and part of school uniform to an identified pupil.
Kerebotswe is of the view that being a queen that she is, it means she should be empathetic and help others in life.
She told this publication that she now celebrates her two crowns and she is excited about representing Botswana soon at Miss Kids of The World Botswana in Bali, Indonesia next month. She said that through her mother's help she is preparing for the international stage and her wish is to win. "I have watched Lesego Chombo win in pageantry, and I want to be like her when I go to Bali to represent
Botswana with the other two queens. They also encourage me because I am the youngest, and I am always willing to learn," she said.
She will be travelling alongside Miss PreTeen Kids or the World Botswana,Peo Magapa and Junior Miss PreTeen Kids of the World Larona Chaina.
