Former Miss SA Bokang Montjane-Tshabalala has been appointed the new national director of Miss Supranational SA.
This comes after the Miss SA organisation's withdrawal from the international pageant.
Montjane-Tshabalala, crowned Miss SA in 2010, expressed her excitement about joining the Miss Supranational family.
“Joining the Miss Supranational family is a full circle moment for me,” she said.
“The Miss Supranational organisation has built a strong and inspiring track record in SA, producing women who represent not only beauty and grace, but purpose, strength and vision. I am thrilled to be part of a global brand that celebrates these values and to have the opportunity to continue building its legacy in our country.”
With more than a decade of experience advocating for women empowerment, Montjane-Tshabalala believes pageantry can be a powerful tool for transformation when rooted in purpose. As the new national director, she said she aims to identify and support women passionate about making a difference.
“My vision is to grow the Miss Supranational SA platform into one that not only shines on the international stage but also makes a tangible difference here at home. Together with our team, I aim to identify and support women who are passionate about making a difference, women who are ready to lead, to uplift others, and to proudly represent the rich diversity of our nation.
“This new chapter is more than a professional milestone, it's a continuation of my commitment to service, sisterhood and nation-building through the power of pageantry.”
Founder and president of the Miss Supranational organisation Gerhard Parzutka von Lipinski welcomed Montjane-Tshabalala to the team.
“With her knowledge and understanding of international pageantry and her love for the industry, I know the South African franchise is in great and extremely capable hands.”
The Miss Supranational pageant is scheduled to take place in June in Poland. Montjane-Tshabalala said the organisation will announce who will represent SA.
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Former Miss SA Bokang Montjane-Tshabalala appointed national director of Miss Supranational SA
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Former Miss SA Bokang Montjane-Tshabalala has been appointed the new national director of Miss Supranational SA.
This comes after the Miss SA organisation's withdrawal from the international pageant.
Montjane-Tshabalala, crowned Miss SA in 2010, expressed her excitement about joining the Miss Supranational family.
“Joining the Miss Supranational family is a full circle moment for me,” she said.
“The Miss Supranational organisation has built a strong and inspiring track record in SA, producing women who represent not only beauty and grace, but purpose, strength and vision. I am thrilled to be part of a global brand that celebrates these values and to have the opportunity to continue building its legacy in our country.”
With more than a decade of experience advocating for women empowerment, Montjane-Tshabalala believes pageantry can be a powerful tool for transformation when rooted in purpose. As the new national director, she said she aims to identify and support women passionate about making a difference.
“My vision is to grow the Miss Supranational SA platform into one that not only shines on the international stage but also makes a tangible difference here at home. Together with our team, I aim to identify and support women who are passionate about making a difference, women who are ready to lead, to uplift others, and to proudly represent the rich diversity of our nation.
“This new chapter is more than a professional milestone, it's a continuation of my commitment to service, sisterhood and nation-building through the power of pageantry.”
Founder and president of the Miss Supranational organisation Gerhard Parzutka von Lipinski welcomed Montjane-Tshabalala to the team.
“With her knowledge and understanding of international pageantry and her love for the industry, I know the South African franchise is in great and extremely capable hands.”
The Miss Supranational pageant is scheduled to take place in June in Poland. Montjane-Tshabalala said the organisation will announce who will represent SA.
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