Male model aspires to walk international ramps

Thursday, October 10, 2013

Tall, dark and handsome is what many modelling agencies look for in male models. That is why Kesegofetse Senna popularly known as Cendric chose to be a model. At 1.97m, the towering man is considered one of the top male models in Botswana today.

He says that he started modelling at a very young age. "I started modelling for Pep Stores advertising their clothes while I was still young. I then stop modelling to focus on other things. It was only when I relocated to Gaborone that I joined Madame Queen Modelling Agency in 2011 and started modelling professionally," says the 22-year-old.

He asserts that his road to modelling has been an easy one as both his parents and six siblings have been supportive.

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