Will the arts and culture minister send his congratulations?
Miss SA Lalela Mswane was the toast of social media on Monday morning after finishing second runner-up at the Miss Universe pageant held in Israel on Monday.She beat Miss Colombia Valeria Ayos and Miss Philippines Beatrice Luigi Gomez in the top five and 75 other women.
“I would like young women to know that since the beginning of time they have had everything within them to achieve anything they wanted. It is the world that convinced we do not.” “I believe everyone should be held accountable for their actions. if a person does not know how to act on social media, they should be cancelled. I believe in cancel culture. In the same breath, I believe in redemption culture and hoping the person has matured, learnt and done better. I hope they do better and are redeemed. I do believe they can grow and should be given the gap to do that.”
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