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A local modelling agency, Moe’s Beauty and Promotions (MBP), is inviting glamorous ladies from the region to enter for the Miss Makhado 2014/15 competition.
Young ladies between the ages of 16 and 24 are encouraged to enter the competition which promises exceptional opportunities.
The competition, which is expected to be an annual event, aims at nurturing young modelling talent. Through the beauty pageant the organisers hope to teach young women in the region the importance of setting and achieving goals in life.
The event will be held at the Makhado (Louis Trichardt) show grounds on the 20th of December. All interested young and glamorous ladies are requested to pay an advance entering fee of R150, whilst the entrance fee on the day will be R50 at the gate.
The agency's founder and competition organiser, Ms Zwonaka Miranda Malaka (20), said that this would be an opportunity worth remembering with lots of prizes to be won. “This will be a key opportunity to promote the talented ladies in the region,” said Ms Malaka.
Prizes to be won include money, modelling photo shoot opportunities, contracts, J. Badane Design vouchers and beauty hampers from the MBP agency.
The closing date for entries is the 13th of December whilst all interested ladies can call orWhatsApp some of the organisers including Zwonaka Malaka on 078 591 3100, Rofhiwa Mudau on 078270 6958 or Carol Mudau on 072 300 4239 to find out more information about the event.
The competition is open to all models regardless of any agent that they may belong to, as the organisers aim to gather models with senior agencies based in the Limpopo province.
“Our aim is to reach young people and create a complex tool which will make them young achievers. MBP wants to uplift all young models, irrespective of their background and help them to reach their dreams,” said Ms Malaka.
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Zwonaka Malaka believes that the Makhado Beauty Pageant will discover local modelling talent.
By: Phathutshedzo Luvhengo
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