In an interview with Times Live she says, “It took an entire village to get me here and I would like to thank all of you for being my village. I stand here today as your Miss SA with immense pride and joy to be representing such a beautiful nation — one of the first Venda women, but certainly not the last, to become Miss SA.”

She is ambitious, courageous and kind. With this opportunity she plans to mental health, focusing on disadvantaged areas. She says, “I plan to bring more awareness to mental health, especially in rural and disadvantaged areas, because I believe that we need to work on the mind for any change to come about in this country.”

She continues her drive for basic needs to aid in food insecurity with her focus being on children. She explained the importance of nutrition and sustenance for children in order to be able to apply them-selves in a schooling environment. She also continues to empower women and drives the importance of empowerment for yourself and others.