Formation | 1943 |
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Type | Beauty pageant |
Headquarters | Johannesburg |
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Official language | English |
Partners | Sun International |
Website | www.misssa.co.za |
The Miss South Africa is a national beauty pageant in South Africa that selects South African representatives to compete in one of the Big Four international beauty pageants Miss Universe, and also selects another representative to participate in Sub-major international pageant Miss Supranational. The Miss South Africa organisation resorted to a contemporary format in selecting representatives which was inaugurated in 2018. Following their newer method, both a Miss World South Africa and a Miss Universe South Africa were selected as representatives. From 2021 onwards, the winner of Miss South Africa will be competing in Miss Universe, and Miss Supranational. The current Miss South Africa 2023 is Natasha Joubert. On May 11, 2023, the Miss South Africa Organisation has lost its license as a Miss World licensee holder to Carol Bouwer Productions, which has taken over the license of Miss World South Africa pageant. [1]
Established in 1956 in Apartheid South Africa, the first official Miss South Africa pageant was only open to "white" (Caucasian) females and was organized to send a representative to London for the Miss World pageant. That year Norma Vorster was crowned Miss South Africa. Two years later, an 18-year-old secretary from Durban, Penny Coelen, was crowned and would later go on to make history and win Miss World. It was not until 1977 that all persons of all races were allowed to compete in the Miss SA competition. Prior to that, people of colour competed in the Miss Africa South pageant, [2] which was renamed Miss Black South Africa in 1977.
This was just the beginning for the Miss South Africa organisation; of the 60 women who have worn the crown, only the last 27 winners have been chosen from the entire population of South Africa and not just white individuals. Since then, hundreds of young women have entered the pageant vying for the title. [3]
Miss South Africa (or a runner-up in some instances) has always competed at Miss World, but the first Miss South Africa to compete at Miss Universe was Kerishnie Naicker in 1998.
Prior to 1998, South Africa's representatives at Miss Universe qualified via other national pageants.
Three Miss South Africas, namely Rolene Strauss, Anneline Kriel and Penelope Coelen, have won the Miss World titles in 2014, 1974 and 1958 respectively. Three women from South Africa have won the title of Miss Universe - Margaret Gardiner in 1978, Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters in 2017 and Zozibini Tunzi in 2019.
Prior to the establishment of the official Miss South Africa, South African Pictorial ("The Union's National Weekly") held annual Beauty Competitions starting in 1923. This evolved later into Miss South Africa. The first winner of this prize was Mrs. Doris Ferramosca (née Doris Gwendoline Helliwell).
In 2020, Miss South Africa franchised the Miss Supranational license. [4] [5] In 2022, Miss South Africa 2021, Lalela Mswane became the first South African woman have won the title of Miss Supranational. [6]
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Year | Miss South Africa | Runners Up | Ref. [7] | |
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1st Princess | 2nd Princess | |||
1923 | Doris Ferramosca | W. J. van Blommestein | Marjorie Elizabeth Cowley | |
1943 | Susie Smuts | Unknown | Unknown | |
1956 | Norma Vorster | Gloria Keeley | Virginia Burman | |
1957 | Adele Kruger | Jessie Waring | Denise Nichols | |
1958 | Penelope Coelen | Rosemary Whitlock | Debbie du Toit | |
1959 | Moya Meaker | Sophie Pieters | Kitty Green | |
1960 | Denise Muir | Dorothy Farquhar | Stella Pithey | |
1961 | Yvonne Hulley | Marlene Boyes | Rita Rheeder | |
1962 | Yvonne Ficker | Ellen Liebenberg | Madeleine Usher | |
1963 | Louise Crous | Jennifer Slater | Maureen van Niekerk | [8] |
1964 | Vedra Karamitas | Lorraine Mason | Virginia Scott-King | |
1965 | Carol Davis | Diane Webster | Ann Barber | |
1966 | Johanna Carter | Dawn Duff-Gray | Margo Galbraith | |
1967 | Disa Duivestein | Mary McDonald | Tiny de Lange | |
1968 | Mitzianna Stander | Linda Collett | Patsy Goswell | |
1969 | Linda Collett | Diana Newman | Jackie Sayer | |
1970 | Jillian Jessup | Wendith Brink | Dorothea Scott | |
1971 | Monica Fairall | Merle Worsley | Maria Claassen | |
1972 | Stephanie Reinecke | Robin-Gail Hargreaves | Carolien van Niekerk | |
1973 | Shelley Latham | Janet Sanderson | Theresa Rood | |
1974 | Anneline Kriel | Ruanne Louw | Anita Michas | |
1975 | Helga Vera Johns | Crystal Cooper | Rhoda Rademeyer | |
1976 | Lynn Massyn | Louise Withfield | Jan Kiggan | |
1977 | Vanessa Wannenburg | Elizabeth Bunting | Marilyn Albutt | |
1978 | Yolanda Kloppers | Monique Hare | Dawn Chapman | |
1979 | Karen Sickel | Gail Rocher | Wendy Ross | |
1980 | Sandra McCrystal | Kim Aston | Fiona White | |
1981 | Linda Phillips | Elmarie van Aswegen | Susan Schuttler | |
1982 | Odette Scrooby | Andrea Stelzer | Gail Sylvester | |
1983 | Leanne Hosking | Karen Maingard | Cathy Steed | |
1984 | Lorna Potgieter | Colleen Redman | Patience Craig | |
1985 | Andrea Stelzer | Sandy McCormack | Lorna-Anne Findlay | |
1986 | Sandy McCormack | Nancy Riach | Marie-Louise le Roux | |
1987 | Wilma van der Bijl | Robyn Poole | Janine Botbyl | |
1988 | Janine Botbyl | Roberta Alessandri | Mache Booysen | |
1989 | Michelle Bruce | Helen Lewis | Deborah Good | |
1990 | Suzette van der Merwe | Olivia Scrooby | Cheryl Coombe-Davis | |
1991 | Diana Tilden-Davis | Amy Kleinhans | Sasha-Lee Walton | |
1992 | Amy Kleinhans | Augustine Masilela | Lisa King | |
1993 | Jacqui Mofokeng | Corinne Durrheim | Marelize Steyn | |
1994 | Basetsana Makgalemele | Sonia Kempff | Helen Macleod | |
1995 | Bernelee Daniell | Vanashree Moodley | Natalie Benard | |
1996 | Peggy-Sue Khumalo | Babalwa Mneno | Adele van Niekerk | |
1997 | Kerishnie Naicker | Jessica Motaung | Petro van Zyl | |
1998 | Sonia Raciti | Heidi van Zyl | Keziah Jooste | |
1999 | Heather Joy Hamilton | Nadia Wyngaard | Pulane Moraladi | |
2000 | Jo-Ann Strauss | Layla Jeevananthum | Claire Drew | |
2001 | Vanessa Do Céu Carreira | Claire Sabbagha | Bonneventia Pule | |
2002 | Cindy Nell | Tammy-Anne Fortuin | Bridget Masinga | |
2003 | Joan Ramagoshi | Marissa Eggli | Siza Majola | |
2004 | Claudia Henkel | Dhiveja Sundrum | Sharon Arigye-Mushabe | |
2005 | Nokuthula Sithole | Avumile Qongqo | Matapa Maila | |
2006 | Megan Coleman | Brigid Osborne | Tracey-Lee Flanders | |
2007 | Tansey Coetzee | Avumile Qongqo | Manisha Pillay | |
2008 | Tatum Keshwar | Anja van Zyl | Buyi Shongwe | [9] |
2009 | Nicole Flint | Matapa Maila | Lisa van Zyl | |
2010 | Bokang Montjane | Dhesha Jeram | Bianca Coutinho | [10] |
2011 | Melinda Bam | Remona Moodley | Thuli Sangweni | |
2012 | Marilyn Ramos | Stacey Webb | Pearl Nxele | |
2014 | Rolene Strauss | Ziphozakhe Zokufa | Matlala Mokoko | |
Ziphozakhe Zokufa [lower-alpha 1] | Matlala Mokoko | No Replacement | ||
2015 | Liesl Laurie | Refilwe Mthimunye | Ntsiki Mkhize | |
2016 | Ntandoyenkosi Kunene | Elizabeth Molapo | Tayla Skye Robinson | |
2017 | Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters | Adè van Heerden | Boipelo Mabe | [11] |
Adè van Heerden [lower-alpha 1] | Boipelo Mabe | No Replacement | ||
Year | Miss South Africa | Miss Universe South Africa | Miss World South Africa | Ref. |
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2018 | Tamaryn Green | Tamaryn Green | Thulisa Keyi | |
2019 | Zozibini Tunzi | Zozibini Tunzi | Sasha-Lee Olivier | |
Sasha-Lee Olivier [lower-alpha 1] | ||||
Year | Miss South Africa | Runners Up | Ref. | |
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1st Runner Up | 2nd Runner Up | |||
2020 | Shudufhadzo Musida (Miss World South Africa) | Thato Mosehle (Miss Supranational South Africa) | Natasha Joubert (Miss Universe South Africa) | |
2021 | Lalela Mswane (Miss Universe South Africa) (Miss Supranational South Africa) | Moratwe Masima | Zimi Mabunzi | [12] |
2022 | Ndavi Nokeri (Miss Universe South Africa) | Ayanda Thabethe (Miss Supranational South Africa) | Lebogang Mahlangu | [13] |
2023 | Natasha Joubert | Bryoni Govender (Miss Universe South Africa) | Nande Mabala | [14] |
2024 | ||||
The following women have represented South Africa in two of the Big Four major international beauty pageants for women. [15] [16] These are Miss World and Miss Universe; Miss International and Miss Earth are held by separate national beauty pageants in South Africa. [17] [18] [19]
Year | Province | Miss Universe South Africa | Placement at Miss Universe | Special Awards | Notes |
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2024 | TBA | ||||
2023 | Gauteng | Bryoni Govender | Top 20 |
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2022 | Limpopo | Ndavi Nokeri | Top 16 | ||
2021 | KwaZulu-Natal | Lalela Mswane | 2nd Runner-up | ||
2020 | Gauteng | Natasha Joubert | Unplaced | ||
2019 | Eastern Cape | Zozibini Tunzi | Miss Universe 2019 | ||
2018 | Western Cape | Tamaryn Green | 1st Runner-up | ||
2017 | Western Cape | Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters | Miss Universe 2017 | ||
2016 | Mpumalanga | Ntandoyenkosi Kunene | Unplaced | ||
2015 | Gauteng | Refilwe Mthimunye | Top 15 | ||
2014 | Eastern Cape | Ziphozakhe Zokufa [20] | Unplaced | ||
2013 | North West | Marilyn Ramos | Unplaced | ||
2012 | Gauteng | Melinda Bam | Top 10 | ||
2011 | Gauteng | Bokang Montjane | Unplaced | ||
2010 | Gauteng | Nicole Flint | Top 10 | ||
2009 | KwaZulu-Natal | Tatum Keshwar | Top 10 | ||
2008 | Gauteng | Tansey Coetzee | Top 15 |
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2007 | KwaZulu-Natal | Megan Coleman | Unplaced | ||
2006 | Gauteng | Nokuthula "Thuli" Sithole | Unplaced | ||
2005 | Gauteng | Claudia Henkel | Top 15 | ||
2004 | Gauteng | Joan Ramagoshi | Unplaced | ||
2003 | Gauteng | Cindy Nell | 2nd Runner-up | ||
2002 | Gauteng | Vanessa Do Ceu Carreira | 3rd Runner-up | ||
2001 | Western Cape | Jo-Ann Strauss | Unplaced | ||
2000 | Gauteng | Heather Joy Hamilton | Top 10 | ||
1999 | Gauteng | Sonia Raciti | Top 5 | ||
1998 | KwaZulu-Natal | Kerishnie Naicker | Top 10 | ||
Miss Universe South Africa | |||||
1997 | KwaZulu-Natal | Mbali Gasa | Unplaced | ||
1996 | Gauteng | Carol Becker | Unplaced | ||
1995 | Gauteng | Augustine Masilela | Top 10 | ||
Did not compete between 1985—1994 as the country was barred from competing due to the country's practice of apartheid | |||||
Miss South Africa and Miss Transkei | |||||
1984 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Letitia "Tisha" Snyman | 1st Runner-up | ||
1983 | Natal (KwaZulu-Natal) [lower-alpha 3] | Leanne Beverly Hosking | Unplaced | ||
Transkei (Eastern Cape) [lower-alpha 4] | Nomxousi Xokelelo | Unplaced | Competed as Transkei | ||
1982 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Odette Octavia Scrooby | Top 12 | ||
Transkei (Eastern Cape) [lower-alpha 4] | Noxolisi Mji | Unplaced | Competed as Transkei | ||
Miss Republic of South Africa / Miss RSA, Miss Transkei and Miss Bophuthatswana | |||||
1981 | Natal (KwaZulu-Natal) [lower-alpha 3] | Daniela di Paolo | Unplaced | ||
Transkei (Eastern Cape) [lower-alpha 4] | Kedibone Tembisa Letlaka | Unplaced | Competed as Transkei | ||
1980 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Jenny Kay | Did not compete | ||
1979 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Veronica Wilson | Top 12 | ||
Bophuthatswana (Mmabatho, North West) [lower-alpha 5] | Alina Moeketse | Unplaced | Competed as Bophuthatswana | ||
Transkei (Eastern Cape) [lower-alpha 4] | Lindiwe Bam | Unplaced | Competed as Transkei | ||
1978 | Cape Province (Western Cape) [lower-alpha 6] | Margaret Gardiner | Miss Universe 1978 | ||
1977 | Cape Province (Western Cape) [lower-alpha 6] | Glynis Fester | Unplaced | ||
1976 | Cape Province (Western Cape) [lower-alpha 6] | Cynthia Claasen | Unplaced | ||
1975 | Cape Province (Western Cape) [lower-alpha 6] | Gail Anthony | Unplaced | ||
Did not compete between 1969—1974 | |||||
Miss Hibiscus Queen | |||||
1968 | Natal (KwaZulu-Natal) [lower-alpha 3] | Monica Fairall | Unplaced | ||
1967 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Wendy Ballenden | Unplaced | ||
1966 | Natal (KwaZulu-Natal) [lower-alpha 3] | Lynn Carol de Jager | Unplaced | ||
1965 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Veronika Edelgarda Hilda Prigge | Top 15 | ||
1964 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Gail Robinson | Unplaced | ||
1963 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Ellen Liebenberg | Top 15 | ||
1962 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Lynette Gamble | Unplaced | ||
1961 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Marina Christelis | Unplaced | ||
1960 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Nicky Caras | 3rd Runner-up | ||
Did not compete between 1954—1959 | |||||
Miss Golden Jubilee | |||||
1953 | Cape Province (Western Cape) [lower-alpha 6] | Ingrid Rita Mills | Top 16 | ||
1952 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Catherine Higgins | Top 10 | ||
Year | Province | Miss World South Africa | Placement at Miss World | Special Awards |
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2023 | Mpumalanga | Claude Mashego [21] | Top 40 | |
2022 | Miss World 2021 was rescheduled to 16 March 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak in Puerto Rico, no edition started in 2022 | |||
2021 | Limpopo | Shudufhadzo Musida [22] | Top 40 |
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2020 | Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, no competition held | |||
2019 | Gauteng | Sasha-Lee Olivier | Top 40 | |
2018 | Eastern Cape | Thulisa Keyi | Top 30 |
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2017 | Western Cape | Adè van Heerden | Top 10 |
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2016 | Mpumalanga | Ntandoyenkosi Kunene | Unplaced |
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2015 | Gauteng | Liesl Laurie | Top 11 |
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2014 | Mpumalanga | Rolene Strauss | Miss World 2014 |
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2013 | North West | Marilyn Ramos | Unplaced | |
2012 | Western Cape | Remona Moodley | Unplaced | |
2011 | Gauteng | Bokang Montjane | Top 7 |
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2010 | Gauteng | Nicole Flint | Top 25 | |
2009 | KwaZulu-Natal | Tatum Keshwar | 2nd Runner-up |
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2008 | Gauteng | Tansey Coetzee | Top 5 | |
2007 | KwaZulu-Natal | Megan Coleman | Unplaced | |
2006 | Gauteng | Nokuthula "Thuli" Sithole | Unplaced | |
2005 | — | Dhiveja Sundrum | Top 15 | |
2004 | Gauteng | Joan Ramagoshi | Unplaced | |
2003 | Gauteng | Cindy Nell | Unplaced | |
2002 | — | Claire Sabbagha | Unplaced | |
2001 | Western Cape | Jo-Ann Strauss | Top 10 | |
2000 | Gauteng | Heather Joy Hamilton | Unplaced | |
1999 | Gauteng | Sonia Raciti | 2nd Runner-up |
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1998 | KwaZulu-Natal | Kerishnie Naicker | Top 5 |
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1997 | — | Jessica Motaung | 2nd Runner-up |
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1996 | — | Peggy-Sue Khumalo | Top 10 |
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1995 | — | Bernelee Daniell | Top 10 |
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1994 | Gauteng | Basetsana Makgalemele | 1st Runner-up |
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1993 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Palesa Mofokeng | 1st Runner-up |
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1992 | Cape Province (Western Cape) [lower-alpha 6] | Amy Kleinhans | Top 5 |
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1991 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Diana Tilden-Davis | 2nd Runner-up |
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Did not compete between 1978—1990 as the country was barred from competing due to the country's practice of apartheid | ||||
1977 | — | Vanessa Wannenburg | Unplaced | |
Miss South Africa & Miss Africa South – Two Republic of South Africa Representatives at Miss World | ||||
1976 | — | Lynn Massyn | Unplaced | |
— | Veronica Mutsepe · Miss Africa South | Unplaced | ||
1975 | — | Rhoda Rademeyer | Top 15 | |
— | Lydia Johnstone · Miss Africa South | Unplaced | ||
1974 | Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] | Anneline Kriel |
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— | Evelyn Williams · Miss Africa South | Top 15 | ||
1973 | — | Shelley Latham | 4th Runner-up | |
— | Ellen Peters · Miss Africa South | Top 15 | ||
1972 | — | Stephanie Reinecke | Top 15 | |
— | Cynthia Shange · Miss Africa South | Unplaced | ||
1971 | Natal (KwaZulu-Natal) [lower-alpha 3] | Monica Fairall | Top 15 | |
— | Gaily Ryan · Miss Africa South | Unplaced | ||
1970 | — | Jillian Jessup | 4th Runner-up | |
Cape Province (Western Cape) [lower-alpha 6] | Pearl Jansen · Miss Africa South | 1st Runner-up |
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Miss South Africa | ||||
1969 | — | Linda Collett | Top 7 | |
1968 | — | Mitzianna Stander | Unplaced | |
1967 | — | Disa Duivestein | Top 15 | |
1966 | — | Johanna Maud Carter | Top 15 | |
1965 | — | Carrol Davis | Unplaced | |
1964 | — | Vedra Karamitas | Unplaced | |
1963 | — | Louise Crous | Unplaced | |
1962 | — | Yvonne Ficker | 3rd Runner-up | |
1961 | — | Yvonne Hulley | Top 15 | |
1960 | — | Denise Muir | 2nd Runner-up | |
1959 | — | Moya Meaker | Top 11 | |
1958 | Natal (KwaZulu-Natal) [lower-alpha 3] | Penelope Coelen | Miss World 1958 | |
1957 | — | Adele Kruger | 2nd Runner-up | |
1956 | — | Norma Vorster | Unplaced | |
Did not compete between 1951—1955 | ||||
Year | Province | Miss Supranational South Africa | Placement | Special Awards |
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2024 | TBA | TBA | TBA | |
2023 | KwaZulu-Natal | Ayanda Thabethe | Top 24 |
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2022 | Kwa Zulu-Natal | Lalela Mswane | Miss Supranational 2022 | |
2021 | North West | Thato Mosehle | 2nd Runner-up |
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2020 | Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, no competition held | |||
2019 | Gauteng | Leyla van Greuning | Unplaced | |
2018 | Gauteng | Belinde Schreuder | Unplaced | |
2017 | Gauteng | Bianca Olivier | Unplaced | |
2016 | Gauteng | Talitha Bothma | Unplaced | |
2013 | Western Cape | Natasha Pretorius | Unplaced | |
2012 | Western Cape | Michelle Gildenhuys | Top 20 | |
2011 | Eastern Cape | Dhesha Jeram | Top 10 | |
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