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Betty a proud ambassador for Tembisa

'I will be engaging in various activities, like visiting hospitals, clinics, homes and schools.'

The Tembisan recently kicked off the introduction of this year’s Miss Tembisa finalists. Here we introduce Betty Bontle Kamanga.

Tembisan: What is your name and age?

Betty: Betty Bontle Kamanga and I am 20 years old.

Tembisan: Where in Tembisa do you live?

Betty: I live in Tembisa, Rabie Ridge.

Tembisan: Where did you complete your schooling, primary and high school?

Betty: I matriculated in 2013 from Maphutha Secondary School.

Tembisan: What do you currently do – job/studies?

Betty: I am currently a student at MGI completing a Bcom Law degree.

Tembisan: Why did you enter Miss Tembisa?

Betty: I entered Miss Tembisa because I saw it is the place for me to be, because I love working with people. I am an extrovert and I love competitions, but I am also polite and humble. This beauty pageant is going to assist me in different ways, to meet different people and to learn from them. I am also going to be an ambassador for the people of Tembisa. I will be engaging in various activities, like visiting hospitals, clinics, homes and schools. I am also going be a role model to the youth of Tembisa. Tembisa means hope, therefore I’m going bring hope to the community and the youth as well. I have so much faith and confidence that I might be the next Miss Tembisa.

Tembisan: Why did you enter?

Betty: The Miss Tembisa pageant means you can live your dreams and make it for yourself, even if you come from Tembisa. Tembisa means hope, therefore there is so much hope for the future of Tembisa’s adults and youngsters.

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Marietta Lombard

Editor-in-Chief of Caxton Joburg Metro with 26 years' experience in the community newspaper industry. I serve as Gauteng Director and deputy executive director of the Forum of Community Journalists and I am a press representative of the Press Council SA.
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