Since her crowning as Miss Botswana 2024, Anicia Gaothusi has been captivating listeners every Wednesday on RB2, one of the organization’s key media partners. Her weekly segments, aired live, offer an intimate look into her journey to Miss World, her experiences as Miss Botswana and the challenges that come with wearing the crown.
Through her radio platform, Ms. Anica engages in thought-provoking conversations that not only reflect her personal struggles but also resonate deeply with Batswana. Each week, she shares insights into her path to becoming Miss Botswana, recounting the intense preparation, emotional highs and moments of self-discovery that led her to victory. Her story is one of perseverance and determination, a testament to the resilience it takes to compete on a national stage.
Beyond the glamour, Ms. Anicia goes into more pressing topics. She opens up about the immense pressures of living under the public eye and the impact of social media on mental health. As a queen, she balances the expectation to maintain a poised and polished image while remaining authentic in a world that scrutinises her every move. Her candid discussions about how she copes with criticism and the constant attention offer inspiration to her listeners, many of whom may fac similar pressures in their own lives.
Her segments are more than just reflection of her reign, they are a platform for Ms. Anicia to explore issues close to her heart and to connect with her audience on a deeper level. Whether she’s addressing women’s empowerment, health and wellness, or the importance of community upliftment, Ms. Anicia’s presence on RB2 shines a light on the values she holds dear.
These weekly radio sessions have become a staple for many, providing both a behind-the-scenes look at the life of a queen and a forum for meaningful dialogue. Ms, Anicia’s authenticity and grace continue to make her a role model not just for aspiring queens, but for Batswana as a whole. Through RB2, she uses her voice to inspire, educate and advocate for a better future, all while maintaining her commitment to her journey to the 72st Miss World.
