Only one week left to enter
The women of Ekurhuleni will have a say in who gets to be the lucky guy by voting for their favourite
ELIGIBLE bachelors of the east and south of Gauteng only have one week left to enter the local bachelor competition as entries close on February 5.
In celebration of Valentine’s month, Caxton Newspapers are giving one hunky, successful bachelor the opportunity to find his perfect woman, hand-picked by himself and the organisers of the competition.
The bachelor will go on a series of group and one-on-one dates with 13 women, each from the different main towns in Ekurhuleni, after which he will choose one lucky woman to date further and possibly have a future with.
The bachelor and his chosen one stand the chance to win great prizes and a weekend away to really get to know each other in an environment away from the hustle and bustle of their daily lives.
Who can be the local bachelor?
Bachelors between the ages of 25 and 30, who are employed, hold no criminal record and are open to finding love can enter the competition. To enter, send an email to localbachelor@gmail.com to request a digital copy of the entry form. Further rules and regulations of the competition will also be specified in an email to all entrants.
The women of Ekurhuleni will have a say in who gets to be the lucky guy by voting for their favourite at the end of February.
Bachelors from each of our publications in Ekurhuleni will be published during the week of February 14, where readers will get a chance to get to know the 13 bachelors before they vote for their favourite.
The bachelor with the most votes will go on a series of dates and find his perfect woman. The chosen bachelor will be introduced to readers in the paper of February 27, after which interested women can enter the competition to see if they can get a date with our hunk.
For more information, contact Marcelle Muller on 011-916 5300/22 or send an email to localbachelor@gmail.com
Women who wish to enter for a date with the bachelor will be given the opportunity to do so during the beginning of March. Further details will be published soon.
