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Ntandose Mosibi joins ‘Crown Chasers’ as guest judge

Popular television host Ntandose Mosibi will serve as a guest judge in the third episode of the Miss South Africa television series Crown Chasers.

Hosted by Zozibini Tunzi along with the regular judges Bonang Matheba and Leandie du Randt, the SABC3 beauty pageant series airs on Sunday at 16:00.

The third episode, titled Down to Business, emphasises the values of understanding business and sees the contestants introduced to MoFaya energy drinks. The remaining finalists will be tasked with creating their own energy drink can.

The women are instructed to create a business plan or marketing strategy for their particular product with the help of a teammate. Another elimination brings the episode to a close, leaving just nine contestants.

Speaking about the challenge, Ntandose said: “I’m so proud to have been a guest judge alongside Bonang and Leandie. It was an amazing experience and I hope I brought my brand of flair and all the fire that fuels every single thing we do at MoFaya.”

According to the South African, when asked about what Ntandose is looking for in the potential Miss South Africa 2023, she responded:

“A beautiful soul that lights up the room! Miss South Africa needs to be someone who understands that winning the competition is qualifying for the job, then the real work begins. I am looking for a humble yet confident victor, one that sees value in inspiring people through their success. Someone who stands up for the voiceless and does so with grace and humility.”

She further advises the remaining contestants to be authentic and to have fun with the whole experience.

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