Mzansi still loves Cynthia: First SA black woman at Miss World
Mzansi can't get over the beauty of Cynthia Shange, South Africa's first black woman to represent the country at Miss World in 1972.
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A social media user posted a recent photo of the beauty queen and she's still got it. Shereen Mercedes Evander Bankz posted the pictures in the 'ImStaying' Facebook group along with the caption:
"And she's still shining now."
Source: Facebook
Social media users were also impressed by how beautiful and youthful the woman appeared. Facebook user Nodumo Maxakana Mpafa said:
"Beautiful and humble."
Fay Parsons Sons said:
"What a beautiful lady!"
Margaret Perakis said:
"Thank you to our queen for paving the way for all of us."
Zonay Koeberg said:
"Young Rihanna."
Za Ellis said:
"Beautiful lady indeed. She needs to be honoured!"
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Manon Naidoo said:
"She stunning and I do remember the pageant was called Miss Africa South (for non white entries). After that it changed to Miss South Africa."
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Source: Briefly News
