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Ndlovu Youth Choir and JAZZWRLD confirmed musical performances for the Miss SA 2026 finale

Bringing their world-renowned energy and sonic artistry to the national spotlight, the globally celebrated Ndlovu Youth Choir and musical powerhouse JAZZWRLD (formerly known as Jazzworx), featuring Thukuthela, have been officially confirmed as the headline musical performers for the Miss South Africa 2026 grand finale.

Also see: Ndlovu Youth Choir announced as the opening act for the Durban July

The stage is officially set for a breathtaking celebration of South African beauty, culture, and musical excellence as organisers unveil the stellar entertainment lineup for the upcoming Miss South Africa pageant.

Harmonising choral brilliance and contemporary beats

Scheduled to take place on Saturday, 14 November 2026, at the prestigious Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg, this year’s pageant promises an evening of unmatched glamour under the creative theme ‘From Imbokodo to Diamond.’

As the top 12 finalists take the stage to compete for the coveted crown, their defining moments will be backed by a powerful, live musical journey.

Picture: Instagram/@choirafrica

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The inclusion of the Ndlovu Youth Choir, whose soaring harmonies, vibrant stage presence, and global acclaim have taken them from Limpopo to international stages, guarantees an emotionally resonant, high-energy atmosphere.

Paired with the cutting-edge, soulful textures of JAZZWRLD featuring Thukuthela, the evening’s soundtrack will brilliantly fuse traditional South African choral richness with contemporary African sounds. Together, these performances will underscore the evening’s celebration of women’s strength, resilience, and leadership.

A night of glitz, glamour, and national pride

Beyond the main arena performances, anticipation is reaching a fever pitch across the entertainment landscape.

The glittering build-up to the main event kicks off with red carpet coverage hosted by seasoned media personalities Kuhle Adams and Kat Sinivasan, who will welcome high-profile guests and finalists as they arrive in style.

The red carpet opens at 16:00, with arena doors opening at 19:00 for an audience restricted to guests aged 18 and over.

Picture: Instagram/@official_misssa

Tickets for the finale are currently on sale through Ticketpro, starting at R450 for Silver, R600 for Gold, R1,600 for VIP, and R2,000 for VVIP seating options.

With Eugene Naidoo serving as broadcast director and more than 10,000 square metres of venue space activated at the Sandton Convention Centre, the event is shaping up to be an unmissable cultural milestone.

As music and pageantry unite on 14 November, audiences in the arena and tuning in from home will witness an unforgettable showcase of pride, poise, and world-class South African talent.

Featured image: Instagram/@_jazzworx

Also see: Miss SA 2026 shift: New ownership, new rules, new focus

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