Miss Grand South Africa 2024 was the ninth edition of the Miss Grand South Africa pageant, held on June 1, 2024, at the Theatre of Marcellus, Emperors Palace, Johannesburg. Twenty-eight candidates from different districts of the country competed for the title. Of whom, a model from Newcastle, Sharné Dheochand, was announced the winner and will represent the country at the international parent stage, Miss Grand International 2024.
Pageant Before entering the final stage, all qualified finalists attended several pageant-related workshops starting on 16 March in Centurion. The pageant's grand final round was expected to happen in mid-2024. In this edition, the winner of the Public Choice Award, determined via bank transfer-paid voting, will receive an extra 3 points in the grand final round as well as automatically qualify for the top 11 finalists regardless of the accumulated scores.
Result Position DelegateMiss Grand South Africa 2024 Newcastle – Sharné Dheochand1st runner-up Lyttelton – Karabo Lawal2nd runner-up Vanderbijlpark – Suhané Bosch3rd runner-up Carlswald – Sinamile Dlamini4th runner-up Springs – Lesego NyathelaTop 11 Mahikeng – Kgakollo Dithipe Mountain View – Odwa Nyeke Vanderbijlpark – Chanel Rautenbach No data available No data available No data availableSpecial awardsPublic Choice Mountain View – Odwa NyekeMiss Photogenic Vanderbijlpark – Chanel Rautenbach
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Candidates Twenty-eight candidates competed for the title, none from the provinces of the Free State and the Northern Cape. Team Eastern Cape Team KwaZulu-Natal Team Gauteng Ladysmith – Nokwanda Bila Musgrave – Sivuyile Malinga Newcastle – Sharné Dheochand Umlazi – Alicia Mthembu (withdrew) Alberton – Thenjiwe Khatle Bedworthpark – Mandisa Khumalo Boksburg – Melissa Moyani Boksburg – Nandipha Nqati Carlswald – Sinamile Dlamini Note: cropped article from the hard copy: Carlswald model takes 'Grand' to limit Hazelwood – Kefiloe Kolopang Johannesburg – Juane Bekker Linden – Naledi Mphahlele Lyttelton – Karabo Lawal Mountain View – Odwa Nyeke Soweto – Fhulufhelo Bilankulu (withdrew) Soweto – Lethaukuthula Maseko (withdrew) Springs – Lesego Nyathela Vanderbijlpark – Chanel Rautenbach Vanderbijlpark – Suhané Bosch Vereeniging – Dikeledi Mokwane Vereeniging – Sherlain HolmesTeam Limpopo Team Mpumalanga Phalaborwa – Zinhle Mkhabela Polokwane – Pertunia Mathole Leandra – Portia NdabaTeam North West Team Western Cape Brits – Relebogile Muruvi (withdrew) Ganyesa – Letlhogonolo Basime Mahikeng – Kgakollo Dithipe Rustenburg – Galaletsang Phuti Cape Town – Candy-lee Duarttee Stellenbosch – Colleen Stafford
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