Boity, Nadia Nakai and more to take the stage at Miss South Africa finale
"We are very excited about the entertainment lined up for this year's Miss South Africa finale. We really wanted to present something new, something classic, something fresh and something unexpected in the pageant world but in line with our messaging. Having the range of performers lined up to grace our stage is only fitting for a night where we crown our next Miss South Africa.
Miss South Africa 2022 will be broadcast live on Mzansi Magic and M-Net on Saturday, 13 August, from 18:30 and streamed for an international audience on the Miss South Africa app. Tickets for the pageant can be bought via the Miss South Africa app and website as well as from Ticketmaster. General access tickets cost from R250 to R450, while VIP tickets are R1 500 and include a glamorous red-carpet and pre-event celebration.In times of uncertainty you need journalism you can trust. For 14 free days, you can have access to a world of in-depth analyses, investigative journalism, top opinions and a range of features. Journalism strengthens democracy.
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