Eighteen-year-old Margaret Nasha from Otse has been crowned Miss Teen Botswana 2025 in a dazzling competition held on Saturday in Gaborone. The event, which brought together some of the most talented and confident young women in the country, saw Anke Nkwe claim the first princess title, while Vanessa Stegling was named second princess.
Nasha’s victory was attributed to her passion, confidence, and eloquence, particularly showcased during the presentation of her project, Kagiso Lapeng. The initiative is dedicated to combating gender-based violence (GBV) by raising awareness and providing support to affected individuals. Her strong advocacy for the cause, coupled with her poise and intelligence, made her stand out among the contestants.
Throughout the competition, Nasha demonstrated grace and determination, excelling in various segments, including the question-and-answer session, which further highlighted her ability to articulate meaningful ideas with confidence. Judges and audience members alike were impressed by her composure and commitment to using her platform for social change.
Following her coronation, Nasha expressed gratitude for the opportunity to represent Botswana’s youth. “Winning this title is more than just a crown; it’s a responsibility to inspire and advocate for a safer society. I hope to use my voice to create real impact,” she said.
Her reign as Miss Teen Botswana 2025 is expected to focus on youth empowerment and GBV awareness, aligning with her personal mission to foster safer homes and communities. With her drive and determination, Margaret Nasha is set to make a lasting impact during her tenure.
