Two beauties from Tshwane are in line to become Miss South Africa 2024.
They will join 28 others in the race to receive the crown from title holder Natasha Joubert in this year's beauty pageant.
The two were announced as part of the Top 30 featuring an impressive and diverse group of contestants compromising graduates, teachers, models, businesswomen, entrepreneurs, a medical student, creatives, a choreographer, and a young woman with profound hearing loss. The finalists come from eight of South Africa's nine provinces.
This year’s Top 30 includes 14 contestants from Gauteng (two each from Tshwane and Soweto), Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga with three contestants, KwaZulu-Natal four contestants, while Free State and Western Cape have one.
One of the two beauties from Tshwane, Denechia Lowings, 24, of Centurion, describes herself as hard-working and always aiming for higher outcomes.
She said she is a go-getter and an independent woman who wants to help those who desire to become more and truly make a change in their lives, even if it seems impossible.
She wants to inspire and share hope.
Shané Maloney, 20, comes from Woodhill in Pretoria and is a BCom marketing and management science student.
She is also a photographer and English teacher. She describes herself as "a warrior", kind and soft-hearted, and caring for others more than herself.
She said, she would love to meet former Miss South Africa and Miss Universe Demi-Leigh Tebow to hear more about her new book, A Crown That Lasts.
South African viewers will be able to meet the finalists on Crown Chasers reality TV show. A six-part series, it will begin at 8.30pm on June 29 on SABC3.
Pretoria News