Natasha Joubert Uses Miss SA 2023 Title on Nelson Mandela Day to Help Soweto Primary School

Natasha Joubert Uses Miss SA 2023 Title on Nelson Mandela Day to Help Soweto Primary School

  • Miss South Africa Natasha Joubert went on a mission in time for Nelson Mandela Day to focus on the education system in South Africa
  • The beauty pageant queen showed that she's dedicated to improving education by visiting a Soweto school
  • Natasha Joubert turned her attention to the grassroots of education as she worked with sponsor AngloGold Ashanti

Miss South Africa 2023 Natasha Joubert celebrated Nelson Mandela Day in a wholesome way. Natasha took part in a campaign with AngloGold Ashanti, which will be helping with the Adopt-a-School-Foundation to help a school in Soweto.

Natasha Joubert marked Nelson Mandela Day in Soweto
Natasha Joubert spent Nelson Mandela Day in Soweto at a primary school. Image: @natashajoubert
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Natasha Joubert used her influence as Miss South Africa to improve education. Miss South Africa 2023 shared her day in Soweto with schoolkids on Nelson Mandela Day.

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Natasha Joubert visits schools on Nelson Mandela Day

Miss South Africa Natasha Joubert visited Mveledzandivho Primary on her mission to advocate for equal educational opportunities. Miss SA took part in painting activities with children at the school and also gave a motivational address.

Natasha Joubert reflects on Mandela Day

The reigning Miss South Africa said educational equity aligns with Mandela Day's slogan: "It is still in your hands to combat poverty and inequity." Natasha believes that everyone can play a role in building a better South Africa in the future with proper education. Natasha said:

"I know from experience that the sense of fulfilment that one gets from being able to help someone get an education, to give them a chance in life, is like no other."

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ref_law said:

"Can’t believe in few days your reign ends. You are a queen."

iminathi.dondol gushed:

"Natasha is extremely loveable and it’s because she’s authentically herself."

sirkitsothihira was sad:

"I'm gonna sob for a month when your reign ends."

misssafandom commented:

"One thing about Natasha? She WILL dance."

godfrrymarange applauded:

"Shine on, girl❤️It's important to share the light if you see light."

agnethakearns applauded:

"All the joy️."

Fresh Miss SA Natasha Joubert on a mission to fulfil her duties

Briefly News previously reported that with the crown on her head, Miss South Africa 2023 Natasha Joubert is ready to embark on a journey of service, power and influence. She has expressed her willingness to give her all to fulfil the responsibilities that come with wearing the crown.

For Natasha Joubert, the road to Miss South Africa 2023 was paved with dreams and a deep desire to make a difference.

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With the coveted crown on her head, Natasha is ready to channel her energy into meaningful service and embody the essence of Miss SA. This role transcends beauty and embraces purposeful leadership.

Source: Briefly News

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za