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Dr.Fezile Mkhize crowned Mr Supranational 2024

Medical doctor, television presenter, and now officially Mr Supranational 2024! It seems that the list of titles used to describe Fezile Mkhize just keeps on growing.

The former presenter search winner recently made history becoming both the first ever black man and first ever South African to be crowned as Mr Supranational at this year’s pageant.

The event was held at Nowy Sącz, Poland on recently.

Taking to social media, was the Mister Supranational’s official Instagram page who shared the news.

“Dr Fezile Mkhize, a medical doctor and television host from South Africa was named the 8th Mister Supranational at the conclusion of the Mister Supranational 2024 Experience in Nowy Sacs, Poland tonight. He will take on the role as the new brand ambassador of the Mister Supranational Organisation for the next year. Welcome to the #suprafamily Fez!”

Fez, known for his charismatic personality wowed judges when he seamlessly answered a series of tough questions, making him impossible to ignore – and a standout personality among the rest of the 35 contestants.

Touching on what people can expect from him for the year ahead, he shared that he would like to use his medical background along with the initiatives currently run by his fellow contestants to make an impact in people’s lives.

Following his success, many took to the comment section of his social media page to congratulate him on his monumental achievement.

“He is most deserving of this win. His intro photo stands out like Marvel’s Black Panther. The presence, aura, and charm are evident even by his photos,” wrote one person.

Another wrote: “The first African winner at Mr Supra, the first black winner at Mr Supra and most importantly the first black title holder in history. Well-deserved and Mr Supranational you broke many records in one night.”

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