The Tzaneen born beauty who is originally from Gavaza village, told the Herald that she is proud to have been chosen.
“It is an absolute honour to represent my home province, it is something I am truly excited about.
“I hope that through my journey more women from Limpopo will be inspired to follow their passion and utilise the power of organisations such as Miss South Africa,” Ndavi said.
She won her first non-competitive title as a very shy 5-year-old.
She told the Herald that the shyness went away after realising that what she had to say was important and that it could change someone’s life.
“Commitment to my purpose is bigger than my fears and I base my choices on that,” she added.
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In 2016 she became the first black Miss Ben Vorster High School queen and in 2019 she was named Miss Jozi.
She has a BCom degree from Tukkies and currently works for an asset management firm in Cape Town.
She is fluent in four South African languages and has represented Limpopo in netball for a couple of years.
To vote her into the Top 10, download the Miss South Africa app on your phone, click on “Vote” and scroll until you see the name “Ndavi Nokeri”. The first vote is free. You can go also vote by going to www.misssa.co.za and follow the same process there.
Voting lines are open until June 10.
