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‘Miss Tembisa boosts my self-esteem’ – Elelwani

Meet Elelwani Felecity Ruiters.

The Miss Tembisa final event will be held in early December.

Tembisan: What is your name and age

Ruiters: My name is Elelwani Felecity Ruiters and I am 15 years old.

Tembisan: Where in Tembisa do you live?

Ruiters: Moteong Section in Tembisa

Tembisan: What school do you attend?

Ruiters: I am currently studying grade 10 at Ikusasa Comprehensive School and dramatic arts and design.

Tembisan: What are your hobbies, outdoor activities?

Ruiters: My hobbies are dancing, playing netball and modelling.

Tembisan: Why did you enter Miss Teen Tembisa?

Ruiters: I entered Miss Tembisa to boost my moral esteem and to also seize the platform as an opportunity to kick-start my career as a design student.

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

Ruiters: I love modelling and I want to be a professional model.

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

Ruiters: In my own opinion, it helps young people to stay away from bad thing or troubles.

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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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