Re: Road to MISS SOUTH AFRICA 2018 - Official Result at page 3

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Noxolo Ndebele (24), from Pinetown in KZN, has a BComm Acc degree and currently

works as a financial controller.

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Tamarin Bensch (25), originally from Bedfordview in Gauteng but now living in

Somerset West, who works in property management and interior renovations.

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Tamaryn Green (23), from Paarl in the Western Cape, is in her final year of medicine

at the University of Cape Town.

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Thandokazi Mfundisi (23), from East London in the Eastern Cape, is a final year LLB

student at Fort Hare.

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Tharina Botes (21), from Roodepoort in Gauteng, is a first year BComm marketing

and business degree student at Damelin and a part-time model.

**bonner** Fri May 04, 2018 9:37 am

Thulisa Keyi (26), originally from East London in the Eastern Cape and who now lives

in Gauteng, is currently doing articles after graduating from the University

of Cape Town.

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Tamaryn Green or Karishma Ramden

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**darkvindak** Sat May 05, 2018 7:47 am

Karishma Ramdev ftw

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**bonner** Fri May 25, 2018 1:37 am

Margo Fargo - 25 - Heidedal, Free State

Q. Why do you want to be Miss South Africa and what do you think you will be able to bring to the role?
A. I want to be a part of this legacy of women who have challenged the status quo and have been a force to be reckoned with. I would use my role to tackle social challenges such as food insecurity and to work with the youth to help equip them for the futures they desire through sustainable resources. I would want my role to be a true representation of South Africa which I believe I am. There is power in telling one’s story unapologetically and knowing that you have a responsibility of not only being an example to many but understanding the importance of what exactly is needed to be done to build and pave the way for generations to come. My upbringing, circumstances and what I carry has moulded me for a time such as this.

**bonner** Fri May 25, 2018 1:37 am

Bryoni Govender - 21 - Kempton Park, East Rand

Q. Why do you want to be Miss South Africa and what do you think you will be able to bring to the role?
A. I entered Miss South Africa to fulfil a childhood dream of mine when I entered the modelling industry at the age of 14. It seemed an unreachable goal but I have gotten this far by being real and by being me. I have developed an urge to want every single individual to feel the power of confidence and fulfil a dream by entering an unfamiliar zone. I advocate for equality and self righteousness and I am confident that the Miss SA platform will allow me to progress this on a larger scale.

**bonner** Fri May 25, 2018 1:38 am

Tamaryn Green - 23 - Paarl, Western Cape

Q. Why do you want to be Miss South Africa and what do you think you will be able to bring to the role?
A. I entered Miss South Africa because it has been a lifelong dream of mine. At first, I wanted to finish my studies to become a medical doctor but this year my heart guided me to enter the competition. It just felt right. My heart told me: "THIS IS YOUR YEAR"
As Miss South Africa I will be in a strong position to assist with the reconstruction of a better South Africa. I have always been passionate about making a positive and progressive difference in the lives of others. I grew up being exposed to two very different worlds: That of the fortunate and less fortunate. I want to assist in bringing those worlds together. I believe this can be done by providing equal education to all. Actions speak louder than words! I want to be a voice to those who cannot be heard, a servant and role model to South Africans and to the people of the world at large.

**bonner** Fri May 25, 2018 1:39 am

Noxolo Ndebele - 25 - Pinetown, Kwa-Zulu Natal

Q. Why do you want to be Miss South Africa and what do you think you will be able to bring to the role?
A. I believe the next Miss South Africa is the girl who takes pride in herself, her culture, her background and a person who celebrates her womanhood everyday while sharing the beauty with the community she comes from. I believe that being Miss South Africa does not only open opportunities for career development but puts one in a platform to invest into other girls lives. I am bringing in my skill in order to make a meaningful difference in my country.

**bonner** Fri May 25, 2018 1:40 am

Anzelle von Staden - 24 - Centurion, Pretoria

Q. Why do you want to be Miss South Africa and what do you think you will be able to bring to the role?
A. To be Miss South Africa would be a big honour. I believe honour is about giving and sacrificing for the greater good. I want to make a meaningful difference every day and I would utilise this platform, with all its privileges, to empower, equip and inspire the youth. To collaborate with all Miss SA initiatives and to share my story. I believe one's story is a powerful tool to bring about change in one's world. Someone very dear to me fought a battle against breast cancer for more than 10 years. I was fortunate enough to be part of that journey for eight years and I now recognise that there is a need that I cannot ignore so I would use this brand to attract sponsors that could aid in not just the cancer patients, but their families too, emotionally and financially. One in four South Africans are affected by cancer and more than a hundred thousand South Africans are diagnosed with cancer annually. Due to cancer treatment costs, Medical aids are often unable to cover many of the treatments and medicines.

**bonner** Fri May 25, 2018 1:40 am

Tamarin Bensch - 25 - Somerset West, Western Cape

Q. Why do you want to be Miss South Africa and what do you think you will be able to bring to the role?
A. I want to able to connect with and inspire South African women and men, each Miss South Africa has inspired me in their own unique way and I believe as Miss South Africa 2018 that I would inspire South Africans in my own unique way. I want to leave people feeling uplifted.

**bonner** Fri May 25, 2018 1:42 am

Tharina Botes - 21 - Roodepoort, West Rand

Q. Why do you want to be Miss South Africa and what do you think you will be able to bring to the role?
A. I believe that I have what it takes to represent Miss SA on an international stage and it would be a huge honour and privilege to hold the title of Miss South Africa. I feel that I have something different to offer to the Miss SA Brand as I am able to relate to people from all walks of life. Diversity focuses on embracing that which is different and Ubuntu is all about embracing those who are different and most importantly, empowering them. I am an emblem of diversity as I am half South African and half Thai. By embracing the fact that I am different, I want to use my confidence and the Miss SA platform to empower not only women but everyone with these positive values, and the culture of accepting and respecting differences. Together we can formulate a perfect solution: by learning, understanding and appreciating each other. I want to promote “unity in diversity”.

**bonner** Fri May 25, 2018 1:42 am

Karishma Ramdev - 23 - Chatsworth, Kwa-Zulu Natal

Q. Why do you want to be Miss South Africa and what do you think you will be able to bring to the role?
A. Ever since I was a little girl I've had this innate desire to help people. It is one of the main reasons I am studying to be a doctor. Over the years following Miss South Africa, I've seen how this platform has given women the opportunity and resources to make a difference, and this is exactly what I want to do.

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