Sep 2021 - Ballito Umhlanga
Spring flowers, fun and food. Houseboat cruising on Lake Jozini, macadamia nut farming, celebrating Heritage day in style with Black Elephant Vintners, exploring our North Coast with its array of attractions and a Montblanc spoil for him and her.
Spring flowers, fun and food. Houseboat cruising on Lake Jozini, macadamia nut farming, celebrating Heritage day in style with Black Elephant Vintners, exploring our North Coast with its array of attractions and a Montblanc spoil for him and her.
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meet our Miss SA finalist<br />
When the top 10<br />
finalists walk out onto<br />
stage on the crowning<br />
evening of the Miss<br />
South Africa <strong>2021</strong><br />
pageant next month,<br />
only one of them will<br />
be representing the KZN<br />
province. Meet Lalela<br />
Mswane, a model and<br />
dancer with a Bachelor<br />
of Law qualification.<br />
Text: Leah Shone<br />
Like so many young women, Lalela has dreamed of being in the Miss South Africa pageant since she was a little girl. Now<br />
the beautiful 24-year-old from Kwasokhulu in Richard’s Bay is about to have her childhood dream come true, when she joins<br />
the nine other finalists on stage in Cape Town on 16 October.<br />
The youngest of three siblings, Lalela studied law at the University of Pretoria and says her biggest passion is to find<br />
meaningful, long-lasting solutions to the issue of unemployment in our country.<br />
12 Get It • <strong>Ballito</strong> <strong>Umhlanga</strong> <strong>Sep</strong>tember <strong>2021</strong>
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