Miss Beauty With Albinism Botswana Int.

Miss Beauty With Albinism Botswana Int. A national pageant to raise awareness about albinism. Stigma and discrimination should be things of the past beauty and brains

Happy Human Rights Day 2025!The President of Mr. & Miss Beauty with Albinism Botswana pageant, is honored to share a mes...
10/12/2025

Happy Human Rights Day 2025!

The President of Mr. & Miss Beauty with Albinism Botswana pageant, is honored to share a message of solidarity and hope.

Today, we commemorate Human Rights Day, emphasizing that human rights are essential for all, including persons with albinism. The theme "Human Rights, Our Everyday Essentials" resonates deeply, as we strive for inclusivity and equality.

In Botswana, the recent commencement of the Disability Act on December 4 is a significant milestone. This act symbolizes the government's commitment to ensuring persons with disabilities, including those with albinism, enjoy equal rights and opportunities.

Globally, persons with albinism face unique challenges, including stigma, discrimination, and lack of access to healthcare and education. The Mr. & Miss Beauty with Albinism pageant aims to combat these challenges by promoting awareness, acceptance, and empowerment.

We stand in solidarity with individuals and organizations worldwide, advocating for the rights and dignity of persons with albinism. Let's work together to create a society that values and includes everyone, regardless of their abilities or differences.

Re a leboga, a re Ipeleng gammogo! 😊





We join the world in commemoration of International Disability Day 2025.
03/12/2025

We join the world in commemoration of International Disability Day 2025.



FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM AGAINST GBV - Themed: "UNITE TO END DIGITAL VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS" @...
25/11/2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM AGAINST GBV - Themed: "UNITE TO END DIGITAL VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS" @

Mr & Miss Beauty with Albinism Botswana Calls for United Action to End Digital Violence Against Women and Girls During 16 Days of Activism

Gaborone, Botswana. As part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, the President of Mr & Miss Beauty with Albinism Botswana has issued a strong call for national and collective action under the theme “Unite to End Digital Violence Against Women and Girls.”

Women and girls with albinism experience intersecting discrimination driven by gender, disability, stigma, and superstition. This makes them vulnerable not only to physical and sexual violence, but increasingly to digital harassment, cyberbullying, online exploitation, and image-based abuse. The organization highlighted the urgent need for:
Stronger government enforcement of cyber-safety protections;
Digital platforms to respond quickly to online abuse;

Community education to dispel myths and protect persons with albinism; Safe reporting mechanisms for survivors.

The reigning King and Queen 2025/26 have dedicated their reign projects to GBV awareness and education, specifically addressing the challenges faced by people with albinism across Botswana.

The President emphasized that understanding stories from both victims and perpetrators is essential to addressing the root causes of GBV and building effective prevention strategies.

Mr & Miss Beauty with Albinism Botswana calls upon all stakeholders to take meaningful action toward a safer, more inclusive society online and offline.

from the Pageant President desk.




INTERNATIONAL MEN'S DAY 2025 MESSAGE Theme: "Celebrating Men and Boys"To all men and boys across our beautiful nation es...
19/11/2025

INTERNATIONAL MEN'S DAY 2025 MESSAGE
Theme: "Celebrating Men and Boys"

To all men and boys across our beautiful nation especially those living with disabilities I stand before you with pride, strength, and hope.
This year, as we celebrate Men and Boys, we are reminded not only of our value, but also of our responsibility. We are brothers, fathers, sons, leaders, protectors, and dreamers. Our voices matter. Our actions matter. And our presence in building a peaceful and thriving Botswana matters. Today, I call on every man and boy to join the fight against Gender-Based Violence. GBV is not a women’s issue it's a societal issue, and we must rise to confront it. Let us choose respect over dominance, compassion over silence, and protection over harm. When we stand for the safety and dignity of women and girls, we stand for the wellbeing of our communities and future generations.
To men and boys with disabilities: you are seen, you are valued, and you are essential in this movement. Your courage, resilience, and daily victories remind us that strength comes in many forms. Never let society define your limits; you have every right to be celebrated, empowered, and included. But as we protect others, let us also protect ourselves. Being a man does not mean carrying pain in silence. Take care of your mental health, your physical wellbeing, your dreams, and your inner peace. Seek help when you need it. Celebrate your achievements. Nurture your talents. Love yourself boldly. A healthy man creates a healthy society. A confident boy grows into a compassionate leader. And a nation that uplifts all its people regardless of disability, background, or identity becomes unshakeable.
Together, let us build a Botswana where men and boys lead with integrity, champion equality, and create a world that is safe, vibrant, and enjoyable for everyone. Let us celebrate who we are and the positive change we can bring.

Signing out:
Mareko Sekgopi - Mr Beauty with Albinism Botswana 2025





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16/11/2025

We celebrate this win for🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼

Our King, Queen and our pageant President were homoured to witness the crowing of Miss Bagaka ba Pele TV show 2025/26.W...
16/11/2025

Our King, Queen and our pageant President were homoured to witness the crowing of Miss Bagaka ba Pele TV show 2025/26.

Well organised event . Thank you to the organizers, sponsors and supporters of the brand.





Madam President gracing the Welcome dinner for. Children's day yesterday sharing her story . She was invited by the firs...
15/11/2025

Madam President gracing the Welcome dinner for. Children's day yesterday sharing her story . She was invited by the first last of the Republic of Botswana Mrs Kaone Boko. She was accompanied by the 2025/26 king and queen.

15/11/2025

Awesome moments celebrating children in our continent.

A proud moment for Botswana. Thank you mmaarona for making tome ❤️🇧🇼
14/11/2025

A proud moment for Botswana. Thank you mmaarona for making tome ❤️🇧🇼

Our king and queen with our leaders (mothers) of the nation along with our president Ms. Philadelphia Motladiile-Kenneth...
14/11/2025

Our king and queen with our leaders (mothers) of the nation along with our president Ms. Philadelphia Motladiile-Kenneth


We are honoured as our President, King and queen are representing nvited by the first lady of the Republic of Botswana a...
14/11/2025

We are honoured as our President, King and queen are representing nvited by the first lady of the Republic of Botswana at the Welcome Dinner for Children's day.

In a country increasingly committed to inclusion and social cohesion, the First Lady’s decision to invite the reigning Mr. and Miss Beauty With Albinism King and Queen to the Children’s Day welcome dinner carries important symbolic and practical weight. As Botswana celebrates Children’s Day—a moment dedicated to recognizing the rights, welfare, and dignity of every child—the presence of ambassadors from the albinism community sends a clear message: every child matters, and every child deserves visibility. Firstly, their participation powerfully challenges the stigma that individuals with albinism continue to face across the region. By placing them at the forefront of a national celebration, the First Lady reinforces an environment where differences are not hidden but celebrated. It signals to children with albinism that they are seen, valued, and represented in spaces of national pride.

Secondly, the Mr. and Miss Beauty With Albinism pageant has become a platform that champions self-esteem, advocacy, and empowerment. Their involvement in a high-profile state event aligns with ongoing efforts to create safer, more inclusive communities for children living with albinism—communities where they are protected from discrimination, harmful myths, and social exclusion.

Moreover, their presence provides a positive and aspirational image for all children attending the dinner. It showcases leaders who embody resilience and confidence, proving that beauty, talent, and leadership are not defined by skin tone or condition. It shows young people—especially those with visible differences—that they can aspire to any stage, any crown, any title.

Finally, the invitation underscores the government’s broader commitment to diversity. By amplifying the voices of marginalized groups during national observances, Botswana strengthens its global reputation as a country that prioritizes human rights and champions inclusive growth.

In essence, the participation of the Beauty With Albinism King and Queen is more than a ceremonial gesture—it is a meaningful step toward a society where every child, regardless of appearance or condition, feels worthy, celebrated, and protected.

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