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11 Aug
Mia Le Roux, a 28-year-old marketing manager from Cape Town, made history as the first differently-abled finalist to win Miss South Africa. Crowned at the 66th pageant finale, Le Roux aims to be a voice for the marginalized. Her victory is a beacon of hope for young girls, proving that determination can break barriers.