Mzansi actress Minnie Dlamini has landed a two-year hosting deal on Miss World South Africa.
Minnie Dlamini is smiling to the bank after bagging a 2-year hosting deal with Miss World South Africa. She was announced as the first official host and will be joined by Zanele Morrison, Shirley van Wyk, and Thami Nkadimeng as co-hosts for the event on October 28 at the State Theatre in Pretoria.
In a statement, businesswoman Carol Bouwer’s Miss World South Africa organisation said, “I admire the many young women who have come to epitomise excellence in broadcasting in South Africa, and when I look at Minnie, I see many of the qualities we had at her age as women in broadcasting.”
“I’m also proud of the efforts she has made to distinguish herself.” She also announced the 12 women, with ages ranging from 17 to 26, competing to represent South Africa at the next Miss World pageant.
EWN reports that the “top 12 contenders will compete for the Miss World SA crown in October, and the winner will fly to India for the 71st Miss World pageant on December 9.” Bouwer said, “Our selection process included interviews to learn more about their personalities, passion for charity, and understanding of the Miss World pageant, among other things,”
