SEBOKENG.— The Tshepo Chad Motingoe’s (TCM) ART’S AND CULTURE Organisation made a striking impression at the Miss Valentine 2026 modelling competition.

Held at Thandukwazi Secondary School recently, the event was organised by Yokos Media Production in partnership with Black Royalty Media.

The competition brought together emerging talent from across the region, and TCM’s models rose to the occasion with confidence, elegance, and undeniable stage presence.

The TCM modelling team impressed both the audience and judges with their stage presence and co-ordination. Following the catwalk, the TCM Dance Crew performed a choreographed routine noted for its sharp, synchronised movements.

The event featured live performances from talented artists such as De Rose, Frank Mabeat, and Kick Game Pro, who brought musical flair to the day. A special highlight was the appearance of Tshepo Chad Motingoe, founder of TCM ART’S AND CULTURE Organisation, whose presence and performance served as both inspiration and motivation for the participating youth.

TCM’s involvement in Miss Valentine 2026 not only highlighted its growing influence in arts and culture but also reaffirmed its commitment to empowering young people through creative expression, community engagement, and confidence-building platforms.