Entrees for Miss South Africa 2020 are open and reigning Miss South Africa, Sasha-Lee Olivier, has some advice for those still deciding whether or not to enter this year’s pageant.
She says that all Miss SA hopefuls should believe in themselves.
“All you need for this moment is a thorough knowledge of who you are and what you stand for; a vision for what you would like to do with this title and the courage to pursue it.
"A lot of young women ask ‘How is it that we know we are ready to enter?’ or ‘How do we know when we know enough?’ The truth is that we don’t. In fact, I am still learning while I am wearing the Miss South Africa crown. I think the belief that innately we have the capacity to be here is fundamental. So believe in yourself and you are halfway there already,” says Olivier.
Olivier says Miss SA hopefuls should believe in themselves. Picture: Supplied.
She further explains how she has had to adapt to her role as Miss South Africa during the Covid-19 lockdown: “I continue to lend my voice to a multitude of causes – not in person – but through social media. I am continuing with my #itsnotyourfault campaign which is aimed at making sure that people, like me, who have endured sexual assault, know that they are not to blame for their abuse. I am also continuing to raise funds from corporates and individuals to buy, pack and distribute Rape Comfort Packs.”
Miss South Africa 2020 will be crowned in the first weekend in August and if you wish to enter this year visit www.misssa.co.za, answer a number of questions and upload photographs from their social media accounts such as Instagram, Facebook or Twitter.