Botswana Journalist Onneile Setlalekgosi-Ramasilo Wins GLITZ and Glamour Print Media Award
The Mt Kenya Times 
Botswana Journalist Onneile Setlalekgosi-Ramasilo
By: Paula .O.M Otukile
GABORONE, Botswana— On Saturday evening, Botswana Journalist Onneile Setlalekgosi-Ramasilo was honored with the prestigious GLITZ and Glamour Print Media award for being the most stylish Journalist.
The highly anticipated awards ceremony saw three distinguished nominees vying for the title, with the winner determined by public votes cast via phone messages.
The annual GLITZ and Glamour awards, held in Botswana, spotlight the country’s celebrities who are making a positive impact in their communities.
These awards also serve as a platform to encourage influential individuals to utilize their prominence for the greater good.
Onneile’s victory in the Best Styled Print Media Journalist category celebrated not only her fashion sense but, more importantly, her significant contributions to society through her work.
She has consistently used the power of the pen to tell compelling real-life stories and address various issues affecting her community.
In response to her award, Setlalekgosi-Ramasilo expressed her determination to continue making a positive impact in her career and within her community, stating, “Winning the GLITZ and Glamour Print Media Journalism award has inspired me to be more resilient in my career and continue making a positive impact amongst communities.”
Onneile’s accolade serves as a reminder of the influential role journalists play in driving social change and their ability to use their platform for the betterment of society.
The GLITZ and Glamour awards event not only celebrates the achievements of Botswana’s renowned figures but also highlights the potential for public figures to be catalysts for positive change.
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