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Learn about what it takes to be Miss South Africa at new Masterclass

by Sergio Miller

Ever wondered what it might require to live up to the demands of being a Miss South Africa, now is the perfect opportunity to find out. 

Former Miss South Africa title holders Rolene Strauss, Peggy-Sue Khumalo, Natasha Joubert as well as reigning Miss SA Mia Le Roux will all come together to host the inaugural masterclass aimed to provide guests with inside information on just how much responsibility comes with holding the prestigious crown. The event is part of the Gender, Equality, Wellness, and Leadership (GEWAL) Summit which will be hosted by the Motsepe Foundation. 

In a statement, the Miss SA organisation revealed that the event is set to take place on 7 March at The Forum, The Campus, Ground Floor Wanderers Building in Bryanston. 

 

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Here guests would be treated to three sessions that each cover various topics that each contribute to ensuring you are fully prepared to handle the demands that come with being the ambassador of the crown. 

The first session aims to focus on what it means to be Miss South Africa, here you will be addressed by key speakers in the form of Rolene, Natasha, Peggy as well as Mia who will be sharing their personal experiences with the audience. 

The second session focuses on preparing for the competition, here Natasha Joubert will be joined by TV journalist and judge Devi Govender as well as the CEO of Miss SA Stephanie Weil to discuss what judges look for in the ideal candidate.  

The third session is a make-up workshop aimed at providing tips and tricks on how you can create an elevated look. 

Those looking to attend the event will be in for an interactive experience, as it allows you to ask some of your most burning questions. 

 

Also see: Mia le Roux opens up about withdrawal from Miss Universe

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