Winani Mpala Gets Nominated For Best Author 2023 in Zikomo Africa Awards In Zambia
The Mt Kenya Times 
Winani Mpala
By Dr Paula O.M.Otukile
Gaborone, Botswana
Multitudes began votes 21st of October as the race began for Zikomo Africa Awards 2023, one outstanding prospective winner is Winani Motsokono née Mpala, who is one of those who represents Botswana on Best author award 2023.
The author of Lea’s secret is a woman of valor, perseverance a mentor and GBV activist in Nata, in Ngamiland region in Botswana.
Winani is a teacher of essence as she grooms and teaches students English at Nata Senior where her bread is buttered full time.
She is a public speaker of note, as she gets invited to motivate and revive youth in various platforms in Botswana.
Her highlight was representing Nata region authors earlier this year, during international Book Day which included minister of Arts, youth and culture.
Winani is a sister, a mother and fosters so much girl children into relevant, focused young queens.
Winani was one of the pillar personnel’s who supported the third annual Mulher Forte African literature awards in Maun in March 2023.
She is the 2023 Global AfriCAN Honoree award winner in South Africa, which was hosted by Anthea Thyssen.
One of her sons is a seasoned upcoming rapper who is making waves in Maun, called Onex. Art is part of the Mpala family as the niece Katlego Mpala, recently took the Miss Nata 2023 crown.
Going to the Zikomo Africa awards one can go to vote this amazing woman, to increase the inspirational path of the selfless editor and founder of the Choronicles magazine, a work of African collaboration and literature enthusiastic minds.
An email, full names, telephone with country code is all one needs after pressing the Zikomo awards link to fill the vote for the amazing authentic author.
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