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Hlolohelo aims to represent Tembisa

'I entered Miss Teen Tembisa so I can be an example and inspire young girls.'

As we gradually get closer to the Miss Teen Tembisa and Miss Tembisa beauty pageants, The Tembisan introduces this week’s three finalists.

Hlolohelo Malatjie

Tembisan: What is your name and how old are you?

Hlolohelo Malatjie: My name is Hlolohelo Malatjie and I am 15 years old

Tembisan: Where in Tembisa do you live?

Hlolohelo Malatjie: I live in Birch Acres

Tembisan: What school do you attend?

Hlolohelo Malatjie: I am currently in grade 9 at Hoërskool Birchleigh.

Tembisan: What are your hobbies and outdoor activities?

Hlolohelo Malatjie: I love to read and listen to music, I also play sports like ring ball and netball

Tembisan: Why did you enter Miss Teen Tembisa?

Hlolohelo Malatjie: I entered Miss Teen Tembisa so I can be an example and inspire young girls like me to believe in themselves and never give up on their dreams

Tembisan: What does it mean to you to enter the pageant/why did you enter?

Hlolohelo Malatjie: Miss Teen Tembisa means a lot to me because I have already learnt a lot of things like being positive. I have also gained a lot of self-confidence.

Tembisan: What does the Miss Tembisa pageant, in your opinion, mean to the wider Tembisa community?

Hlolohelo Malatjie: In my opinion I think it means a lot to them to have someone who can represent Tembisa as a whole.

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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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