Cape’s fairest: 7 Miss SA hopefuls repping the Western Cape
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UPLIFT: Luvé Meyer of Brackenfell feels she can empower and encourage the people of South Africa UPLIFT: Luvé Meyer of Brackenfell feels she can empower and encourage the people of South Africa
Meet seven stunners who will be representing the Western Cape at this year’s Miss South Africa pageant.
The hopefuls, who were announced in the Miss SA Top 35, are an impressive bunch that includes models, students and an actress.
Anica Myburgh, 27, from Robertson is an international model and part-time education and training student.
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Jordan van der Vyver, 24, is another hot model from Green Point.
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Lindokuhle Mvango, 24, is a logistics management student from George and Nicole Wilmans, 25, is a fashion student from Stellenbosch.
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Savannah Schutzler, 24, from Rondebosch is an actress who graduated from Stellenbosch University.
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Luvé Meyer, 23, from Brackenfell, explains why she should be crowned Miss SA.
She says: “As a psychology graduate, I have learned so much about mental health and the ripple effect it has on people’s lives.
“I can add value with my skills to uplift, encourage and empower other people.
“As Miss SA, I will use these skills and values to actively work towards a future where our mental health is a priority and the necessary attention is given to it.”
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Nkosazana Sibobosi, who is flying the flag for Khayelitsha, says she wants to change the status quo of the pageant.
The 24-year-old model says: “I know that thousands of young people of all social and racial backgrounds in our country are convinced that Miss SA cannot or should not look like me.
“I want to show that beauty, success, ambition and confidence are not dictated by where we are from, how we look or how we are perceived by the society.
“I want to be a symbol of hope and embody the beauty of our diversity.”
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The Miss South Africa 2020 pageant finale will take place in August.
The final date and venue are to be confirmed.