Beauty with purpose
The finalist is signed with international agency Ice Models and holds the first black Miss Springs title, which she won in 2003.
Kwa-Thema – Local beauty pageant contestant Nokuzola Mkwanazi, best known as Noxy, is in the race to be crowned Miss Bachelorette SA 2022.
The finalist is signed with international agency Ice Models and holds the first black Miss Springs title, which she won in 2003.
She is a former Miss SA and Miss Gauteng finalist.
“I started entering beauty pageants when I was still a teenager. I have had the opportunity to travel the world through modelling. I have been to places like Kenya, Botswana and Thailand.
“I have also done some television commercial work and presenting,” she explained.
Mkwanazi works as a medical skin specialist in an aesthetic clinic.
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The pageant advocates for women empowerment and aims to recognise and empower mature, unmarried and independent women between the ages of 25 and 50 through philanthropy, fashion and beauty, with or without children.
“The aim is to see growth in women’s financial and emotional independence. For women to form business and social relationships so they can empower each other,” she said.
The organisation has partnered with ThyRest Restoration Home as part of its charity drive.
The home caters for women who have been victims or survivors of sexual abuse, rape, human trafficking and sex workers who want out.
Each finalist is tasked to raise funds that will be contributed to the home.
For contributions, readers can contact Mkwanazi for banking details via email at noxymkwanazi@yahoo.com
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