POLOKWANE – Both were recently chosen at a prestigious event hosted at the Protea Hotel Landmark and the aim of the pageant is to empower young women countrywide.
Kobola, who hails from De-vrede village in Bochum, is a third year student in criminology and psychology.
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“I can’t wait to represent Limpopo in the national event. It means a lot to me to have been crowned Miss Mamelodi Sundowns 2018 Limpopo. It is the first pageant I competed in and meeting everyone and the support they give each other is really humbling,” said Kobola.
Makwela hails from Nkowankowa in Tzaneen, and works as a human capital consultant.
“Being crowned as Miss Mamelodi Sundowns Limpopo, for me, is an honour, and now I am an ambassador everywhere I go. This was extra special as I was crowned on my birthday,” she said.
Miss Mamelodi Sundowns pageant judge, Rose Mantsho, whom is also the first winner of Miss Mamelodi Sundowns pageant said it was a privilege to have been one of the judges.
National Women Coordinator and Miss Mamelodi Sundowns Project Manager, Angela Kubheka commented: “We are excited to take note of the preparations that the ladies undertook. It was hard to choose the winners as they all brought their A games,” said Kubheka.