Remember When... Miss SA Teen still mattered?

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Remember When... with Andile Ndlovu

Andile Ndlovu

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This podcast is ALL NOSTALGIA! I'm really going to be exposing my age here, but a lot of the interviews and topics on this podcast will celebrate people whose feats enriched and entertained us over the years - so, from sports to arts and entertainment and culture. You will hear from people who inspired me growing up (and perhaps you), and altered my worldview or ideas about what was possible. If it sounds a little indulgent on my part, I'm sorry, but... it is MY podcast ;-)

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This podcast is ALL NOSTALGIA! I'm really going to be exposing my age here, but a lot of the interviews and topics on this podcast will celebrate people whose feats enriched and entertained us over the years - so, from sports to arts and entertainment and culture. You will hear from people who inspired me growing up (and perhaps you), and altered my worldview or ideas about what was possible. If it sounds a little indulgent on my part, I'm sorry, but... it is MY podcast ;-)

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Remember When... Miss SA Teen still mattered?

Remember When... with Andile Ndlovu

37 minutes 5 seconds

4 years ago

Remember When... Miss SA Teen still mattered?

Some might argue that the Miss SA Teen pageant NEVER mattered, but don't forget that it gave us some queens who have gone on to make big waves in their respective careers. Sure, there have been some forgettable periods and winners, but the pageant also gave us Gina Athans, Phuti Khomo, Zizo Beda, and Celeste Khumalo.

The latter was the las winner of the Miss SA Teen pageant in 2011. We talked about how her reign brought with it some traumatic times - including the return of her estranged (read: opportunistic) father, untrustworthy sponsors, public criticism of her TV acting abilities, her businesses going bust, and how being under lockdown has helped her reassess her career goals.

This woman packed bags at Spar near her home while in high school, just so she could have cash for the Miss SA Teen 2008 pageant (she was a top 12 finalist and needed money for the trip and some clothes). Ultimately, she made top 5 that year - only to return to win it three years later.

I've also liked Celeste. I hope you like this episode.

Enjoy!

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