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R’fontein beauty walks away from pageant as finalist

All Beloved Sechele's charity work will still be continuing.

They say there is certainly no absolute standard of beauty which is what makes its pursuit so interesting.

Well, one of Randfontein’s beauties, Beloved Sechele represented the town and her school Hoërskool Riebeeckrand at the Zee World Miss Teen Commonwealth South Africa pageant and walked away as a finalist. Even though the pageant has been concluded for her, Beloved will still be continuing with her charities.

She is currently part of the House Jade Orphanage in West Village and she recently donated clothes to the orphans. In addition to clothing, one of the children at the orphanage had a birthday and Beloved’s former teacher donated a bicycle to him.

Other children who benefited from her charity work was Kideo Crèche that received toys from Beloved. She further approached the Mohlakeng Underground Library to assist children who do their homework at the library with their Afrikaans homework.

It is not only the youth that Beloved has a soft sport for, she also attends to the young at heart and spent a day at the Mohlakeng Old Age Home and shared Easter eggs with the elderly.

This busy teen not does not only focus her attention on her beauty career but it also excelling at school. Beloved will also be going to the ATKV public speaking semi-finals in Pretoria.

Beloved during a photoshoot for the Zee World Miss Commonwealth South Africa pageant. Photo submitted.
Beloved during a photoshoot for the Zee World Miss Commonwealth South Africa pageant. Photo submitted.

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