Maps Mapnyane joins Miss SA panel
Updated | By MornéJK
Miss South Africa has announced the appointment of two new judges for the 2017 pageant, TV personality Maps Maponyane and radio presenter Bridget Masinga.
They form part of the panel for the regional judging which takes place around South Africa during the next six weeks and will see the inclusion of various guest judges at the different venues.
As one of the founding presenters on the hugely successful television magazine show All Access, Masinga has cemented her brand as one of South Africa’s leading entertainers. She is the new presenter and producer of Jacaranda FM’s weekday mid-morning show, The Workzone with Bridget Masinga.
Maps Maponyane is considered as one of SA’s most stylish and sexiest men and is an admired media personality. Multi-talented as a TV presenter, model, actor, style icon, designer, businessman and philanthropist, he makes waves both locally and internationally. Maps is loved and followed by his fans on social media platforms because of his down to earth, professional yet warm personality.
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Those who think they have what it takes can register online on the Miss South Africa website and all entrants must attend a regional judging session at one of the following venues:
July 16: Durban, Sibaya Casino and Entertainment Kingdom
July 23: Brakpan, Carnival City Casino and Hotel
July 30: Cape Town, Grand West Casino and Entertainment World
August 6: Port Elizabeth, The Boardwalk Casino and Entertainment World
August 13: Polokwane, Meropa Casino and Entertainment World
August 20: Bloemfontein, Windmill Casino
August 27: Johannesburg, The Maslow Hotel
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