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Miss SA Tamaryn Green celebrates another qualification

2y By Limpho Nonkonyane

Former Miss South Africa 2018 and Miss Universe runner-up, Dr. Tamaryn Green-Nxumalo, has achieved another academic milestone by obtaining her Diploma in Child Health.

After being crowned in 2018, she went on to compete in Miss Universe becoming the first runner-up, after Catriona Gray from the Philippines won.

In 2019, she graduated from the University of Cape Town (UCT) as a qualified doctor while holding the title of Miss SA. Tamaryn has always prioritised her education and pursued a medical degree at UCT. She also recently married businessman Ze Nxumalo, who serves as an independent advisor to SA Taxi and is a shareholder of Sebenza WI-FI, a company that provides internet connectivity in taxis.

Taking to her socials, Dr Tamaryn captioned, “Passed my Diploma of Child Health. God is good. Thanks to everyone who kept me company along the way,” adding her overall score stating that she passed.

Many internet users took to the comment section on Instagram and X (previously known as Twitter) to congratulate the doctor on her achievement.

An X user said:

Another user commented:

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K. Noami commented: “Congratulations Tam! So proud of you.”

Singer Nandi Madida congratulated Tamaryn by adding clapping emojis, (which usually indicate a person in a congratulatory mood)

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