Miss South Africa

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Miss South Africa Organization
Formation1943;81 years ago (1943)
Type Beauty pageant
Headquarters Johannesburg
Location
Membership
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]

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History

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]

International crowns

Hosts

Titleholders

YearMiss South AfricaRunners UpRef. [7]
1st Princess2nd Princess
1923 Doris Ferramosca W. J. van BlommesteinMarjorie Elizabeth Cowley
1943Susie SmutsUnknownUnknown
1956Norma VorsterGloria KeeleyVirginia Burman
1957Adele KrugerJessie WaringDenise Nichols
1958 Penelope Coelen Rosemary WhitlockDebbie du Toit
1959Moya MeakerSophie PietersKitty Green
1960Denise MuirDorothy FarquharStella Pithey
1961Yvonne HulleyMarlene BoyesRita Rheeder
1962Yvonne FickerEllen LiebenbergMadeleine Usher
1963Louise CrousJennifer SlaterMaureen van Niekerk [8]
1964Vedra KaramitasLorraine MasonVirginia Scott-King
1965Carol DavisDiane WebsterAnn Barber
1966Johanna CarterDawn Duff-GrayMargo Galbraith
1967Disa DuivesteinMary McDonaldTiny de Lange
1968Mitzianna StanderLinda CollettPatsy Goswell
1969Linda CollettDiana NewmanJackie Sayer
1970Jillian JessupWendith BrinkDorothea Scott
1971Monica FairallMerle WorsleyMaria Claassen
1972Stephanie ReineckeRobin-Gail HargreavesCarolien van Niekerk
1973Shelley LathamJanet SandersonTheresa Rood
1974 Anneline Kriel Ruanne LouwAnita Michas
1975Helga Vera JohnsCrystal CooperRhoda Rademeyer
1976Lynn MassynLouise WithfieldJan Kiggan
1977Vanessa WannenburgElizabeth BuntingMarilyn Albutt
1978Yolanda KloppersMonique HareDawn Chapman
1979Karen SickelGail RocherWendy Ross
1980Sandra McCrystalKim AstonFiona White
1981Linda PhillipsElmarie van AswegenSusan Schuttler
1982Odette ScroobyAndrea StelzerGail Sylvester
1983Leanne HoskingKaren MaingardCathy Steed
1984Lorna PotgieterColleen RedmanPatience Craig
1985Andrea StelzerSandy McCormackLorna-Anne Findlay
1986Sandy McCormackNancy RiachMarie-Louise le Roux
1987Wilma van der BijlRobyn PooleJanine Botbyl
1988Janine BotbylRoberta AlessandriMache Booysen
1989Michelle BruceHelen LewisDeborah Good
1990Suzette van der MerweOlivia ScroobyCheryl Coombe-Davis
1991Diana Tilden-Davis Amy Kleinhans Sasha-Lee Walton
1992 Amy Kleinhans Augustine MasilelaLisa King
1993Jacqui MofokengCorinne DurrheimMarelize Steyn
1994 Basetsana Makgalemele Sonia KempffHelen Macleod
1995Bernelee DaniellVanashree MoodleyNatalie Benard
1996Peggy-Sue KhumaloBabalwa MnenoAdele van Niekerk
1997 Kerishnie Naicker Jessica MotaungPetro van Zyl
1998 Sonia Raciti Heidi van ZylKeziah Jooste
1999Heather Joy HamiltonNadia WyngaardPulane Moraladi
2000 Jo-Ann Strauss Layla JeevananthumClaire Drew
2001Vanessa Do Céu CarreiraClaire SabbaghaBonneventia Pule
2002 Cindy Nell Tammy-Anne FortuinBridget Masinga
2003Joan RamagoshiMarissa EggliSiza Majola
2004 Claudia Henkel Dhiveja SundrumSharon Arigye-Mushabe
2005Nokuthula SitholeAvumile QongqoMatapa Maila
2006 Megan Coleman Brigid OsborneTracey-Lee Flanders
2007 Tansey Coetzee Avumile QongqoManisha Pillay
2008 Tatum Keshwar Anja van ZylBuyi Shongwe [9]
2009 Nicole Flint Matapa MailaLisa van Zyl
2010 Bokang Montjane Dhesha JeramBianca Coutinho [10]
2011 Melinda Bam Remona MoodleyThuli Sangweni
2012 Marilyn Ramos Stacey WebbPearl Nxele
2014 Rolene Strauss Ziphozakhe ZokufaMatlala Mokoko
Ziphozakhe Zokufa [lower-alpha 1] Matlala MokokoNo Replacement
2015 Liesl Laurie Refilwe MthimunyeNtsiki Mkhize
2016 Ntandoyenkosi KuneneElizabeth MolapoTayla Skye Robinson
2017 Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters Adè van HeerdenBoipelo Mabe [11]
Adè van Heerden [lower-alpha 1] Boipelo MabeNo Replacement
YearMiss South AfricaMiss Universe South AfricaMiss World South AfricaRef.
2018 Tamaryn Green Tamaryn GreenThulisa Keyi
2019 Zozibini Tunzi Zozibini TunziSasha-Lee Olivier
Sasha-Lee Olivier [lower-alpha 1]
YearMiss South AfricaRunners UpRef.
1st Runner Up2nd 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 MasimaZimi 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

International Competitions

List of Titleholders under Miss South Africa Organization

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]

Miss Universe South Africa

On some occasions, the winner of Miss South Africa represents her country at the Miss Universe pageant. Prior to 1982, the winner of the Miss RSA pageant represented South Africa at Miss Universe. Prior to 1998, the winner of the individual Miss Universe South Africa compete at Miss Universe. From 1981-1983 and in 1979, delegates from two of South Africa's Bantustans competed at Miss Universe.
YearProvinceMiss Universe South AfricaPlacement at Miss UniverseSpecial AwardsNotes
2024 TBA
2023 Gauteng Bryoni Govender Top 20
  • Voice For Change (Top 10)
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 KuneneUnplaced
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
  • Best National Costume (Top 10)
2007 KwaZulu-Natal Megan Coleman Unplaced
2006 Gauteng Nokuthula "Thuli" SitholeUnplaced
2005 Gauteng Claudia Henkel Top 15
2004 Gauteng Joan RamagoshiUnplaced
2003 Gauteng Cindy Nell 2nd Runner-up
2002 Gauteng Vanessa Do Ceu Carreira3rd Runner-up
2001 Western Cape Jo-Ann Strauss Unplaced
2000 Gauteng Heather Joy HamiltonTop 10
1999 Gauteng Sonia Raciti Top 5
1998 KwaZulu-Natal Kerishnie Naicker Top 10
Miss Universe South Africa
1997 KwaZulu-Natal Mbali GasaUnplaced
1996 Gauteng Carol BeckerUnplaced
1995 Gauteng Augustine MasilelaTop 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" Snyman1st Runner-up
1983 Natal (KwaZulu-Natal) [lower-alpha 3] Leanne Beverly HoskingUnplaced
Transkei (Eastern Cape) [lower-alpha 4] Nomxousi XokeleloUnplacedCompeted as Transkei
1982 Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] Odette Octavia ScroobyTop 12
Transkei (Eastern Cape) [lower-alpha 4] Noxolisi MjiUnplacedCompeted as Transkei
Miss Republic of South Africa / Miss RSA, Miss Transkei and Miss Bophuthatswana
1981 Natal (KwaZulu-Natal) [lower-alpha 3] Daniela di PaoloUnplaced
Transkei (Eastern Cape) [lower-alpha 4] Kedibone Tembisa LetlakaUnplacedCompeted as Transkei
1980 Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] Jenny KayDid not compete
1979 Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] Veronica WilsonTop 12
Bophuthatswana
(Mmabatho, North West) [lower-alpha 5]
Alina MoeketseUnplacedCompeted as Bophuthatswana
Transkei (Eastern Cape) [lower-alpha 4] Lindiwe BamUnplacedCompeted as Transkei
1978 Cape Province (Western Cape) [lower-alpha 6] Margaret Gardiner Miss Universe 1978
1977 Cape Province (Western Cape) [lower-alpha 6] Glynis FesterUnplaced
1976 Cape Province (Western Cape) [lower-alpha 6] Cynthia ClaasenUnplaced
1975 Cape Province (Western Cape) [lower-alpha 6] Gail AnthonyUnplaced
Did not compete between 1969—1974
Miss Hibiscus Queen
1968 Natal (KwaZulu-Natal) [lower-alpha 3] Monica FairallUnplaced
1967 Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] Wendy BallendenUnplaced
1966 Natal (KwaZulu-Natal) [lower-alpha 3] Lynn Carol de JagerUnplaced
1965 Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] Veronika Edelgarda Hilda PriggeTop 15
1964 Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] Gail RobinsonUnplaced
1963 Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] Ellen LiebenbergTop 15
1962 Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] Lynette GambleUnplaced
1961 Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] Marina ChristelisUnplaced
1960 Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] Nicky Caras3rd Runner-up
Did not compete between 1954—1959
Miss Golden Jubilee
1953 Cape Province (Western Cape) [lower-alpha 6] Ingrid Rita MillsTop 16
1952 Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] Catherine HigginsTop 10

Miss World South Africa

On some occasions, the winner of Miss South Africa represents her country at the Miss World pageant. From 1970 to 1976, South Africa had one white and one black representative at Miss World. The white representative wore a sash that said "South Africa" and the black representative wore a sash that said "Africa South".
YearProvinceMiss World South AfricaPlacement at Miss WorldSpecial Awards
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
2020Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, no competition held
2019 Gauteng Sasha-Lee OlivierTop 40
2018 Eastern Cape Thulisa KeyiTop 30
2017 Western Cape Adè van HeerdenTop 10
2016 Mpumalanga Ntandoyenkosi KuneneUnplaced
2015 Gauteng Liesl Laurie Top 11
  • Miss World Africa
2014 Mpumalanga Rolene Strauss Miss World 2014
  • Miss World Africa
2013 North West Marilyn Ramos Unplaced
2012 Western Cape Remona MoodleyUnplaced
2011 Gauteng Bokang Montjane Top 7
  • Miss World Africa
2010 Gauteng Nicole Flint Top 25
2009 KwaZulu-Natal Tatum Keshwar 2nd Runner-up
  • Miss World Africa
2008 Gauteng Tansey Coetzee Top 5
2007 KwaZulu-Natal Megan Coleman Unplaced
2006 Gauteng Nokuthula "Thuli" SitholeUnplaced
2005 Dhiveja SundrumTop 15
2004 Gauteng Joan RamagoshiUnplaced
2003 Gauteng Cindy Nell Unplaced
2002 Claire SabbaghaUnplaced
2001 Western Cape Jo-Ann Strauss Top 10
2000 Gauteng Heather Joy HamiltonUnplaced
1999 Gauteng Sonia Raciti 2nd Runner-up
  • Miss World Africa
1998 KwaZulu-Natal Kerishnie Naicker Top 5
  • Miss World Africa
1997 Jessica Motaung2nd Runner-up
  • Miss World Africa
1996 Peggy-Sue KhumaloTop 10
  • Miss World Africa
1995 Bernelee DaniellTop 10
  • Miss World Africa
1994 Gauteng Basetsana Makgalemele 1st Runner-up
  • Miss World Africa
1993 Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] Palesa Mofokeng1st Runner-up
  • Miss World Africa
1992 Cape Province (Western Cape) [lower-alpha 6] Amy Kleinhans Top 5
  • Miss World Africa
1991 Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] Diana Tilden-Davis2nd Runner-up
  • Miss World Africa
Did not compete between 1978—1990 as the country was barred from competing due to the country's practice of apartheid
1977 Vanessa WannenburgUnplaced
Miss South Africa & Miss Africa South – Two Republic of South Africa Representatives at Miss World
1976 Lynn MassynUnplaced
Veronica Mutsepe · Miss Africa SouthUnplaced
1975 Rhoda RademeyerTop 15
Lydia Johnstone · Miss Africa SouthUnplaced
1974 Transvaal (Gauteng) [lower-alpha 2] Anneline Kriel
  • Appointed by 1st runner-up
Appointment
  • Became Miss World 1974 four days after the competition when the original winner withdrew
Evelyn Williams · Miss Africa SouthTop 15
1973 Shelley Latham4th Runner-up
Ellen Peters · Miss Africa SouthTop 15
1972 Stephanie ReineckeTop 15
Cynthia Shange · Miss Africa SouthUnplaced
1971 Natal (KwaZulu-Natal) [lower-alpha 3] Monica FairallTop 15
Gaily Ryan · Miss Africa SouthUnplaced
1970 Jillian Jessup4th Runner-up
Cape Province (Western Cape) [lower-alpha 6] Pearl Jansen · Miss Africa South1st Runner-up
  • Miss Congeniality [23]
Miss South Africa
1969 Linda CollettTop 7
1968 Mitzianna StanderUnplaced
1967 Disa DuivesteinTop 15
1966 Johanna Maud CarterTop 15
1965 Carrol DavisUnplaced
1964 Vedra KaramitasUnplaced
1963 Louise CrousUnplaced
1962 Yvonne Ficker3rd Runner-up
1961 Yvonne HulleyTop 15
1960 Denise Muir2nd Runner-up
1959 Moya MeakerTop 11
1958 Natal (KwaZulu-Natal) [lower-alpha 3] Penelope Coelen Miss World 1958
1957 Adele Kruger2nd Runner-up
1956 Norma VorsterUnplaced
Did not compete between 1951—1955

Miss Supranational South Africa

Miss South Africa Organisation held the Miss Supranational franchise in 2020 and send 1st runner-up, Thato Mosehle. From 2021 onwards, the winner of Miss South Africa will be competing in Miss Universe, Miss World and Miss Supranational when her schedule permits or won any of the international title.
YearProvinceMiss Supranational South AfricaPlacementSpecial Awards
2024 TBATBATBA
2023 KwaZulu-Natal Ayanda ThabetheTop 24
  • Miss Congeniality
  • Supra Chat (Top 5)
2022 Kwa Zulu-Natal Lalela Mswane Miss Supranational 2022
2021 North West Thato Mosehle2nd Runner-up
  • Supra Fan-vote (Top 10)
2020Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, no competition held
2019 Gauteng Leyla van GreuningUnplaced
2018 Gauteng Belinde SchreuderUnplaced
2017 Gauteng Bianca OlivierUnplaced
2016 Gauteng Talitha BothmaUnplaced
2013 Western Cape Natasha PretoriusUnplaced
2012 Western Cape Michelle GildenhuysTop 20
2011 Eastern Cape Dhesha JeramTop 10

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Notes

  1. 1 2 3 After the winner won an international pageant, the runner-up replaced her as Miss South Africa
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 After the end of apartheid, the province of Transvaal was split into Gauteng, Limpopo, Mpumalanga, and eastern part of North West Province.
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 After the end of apartheid, the province of Natal was redesignated as the Province of KwaZulu-Natal after the KwaZulu bantustan was reintergrated into the province.
  4. 1 2 3 4 Transkei became part of the Eastern Cape after the reintegration of the Bantustans at the end of apartheid in South Africa.
  5. Mmabatho, Bophuthatswana was later reintegrated into North West Province of South Africa.
  6. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Cape Town was part of the province of Cape of Good Hope before it was split into Western, Eastern, and Northern Cape Provinces in 1994.