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Mr & Miss Thabong slay the stage with glam and confidence

May 9, 2025

The Mr & Miss Thabong Mall 2025 pageant once again dazzled audiences with a vibrant celebration of beauty, confidence and talent.

Organised by Nnini Melamu, founder of the Crown Modeling Agency, the event marked over a decade of empowering young aspiring models and promoting positive youth development through fashion. Now in its 12th year, the pageant drew a lively crowd and lived up to its legacy of grooming and mentoring future stars of the runway.

From the youngest participants to the senior category winners, the event was a powerful display of potential and passion.

Nnini Melamu expressed heartfelt gratitude to the venue sponsor, saying: “Thank you to Thabong Mall for proudly sponsoring the pageant – your support makes all of this possible. We appreciate your continued belief in our youth and for helping guide them towards brighter futures. Congratulations to every participant and winner – you are all a reflection of our community’s beauty and strength.”

Little Miss Thabong Mall

This category honours the youngest participants and their spirit on stage: Miss Confidence – Retshepile Pitso, 2nd Princess – Dieketseng Mofokeng and 1st Princess – Retshedisitswe Peloyagae, Queen- Bonolo Kutoane.

Miss Thabong Mall Junior

Contestants in this age group impressed the judges with poise and personality: 2nd Princess- Poppy Mthethwa, 1st Princess – Ntando Makondo, Queen- Lesedi Sethole.

Miss Thabong Mall Senior

The senior division showcased remarkable elegance and stage presence: 2nd Princess -Sihle Motloung, 1st Princess – Rethabile Mokoena, Queen- Neo Mahlasela.

Mr Thabong Mall

Young men vying for the Mr Thabong Mall title demonstrated charm and confidence: 2nd Prince -Mvuyelwa Mpinga, 1st Prince – Neo Mofokeng, King-Kamogelo Legae.

Congratulations to all winners and participants for making the 12th-annual pageant a resounding success! Their achievements underscore the pageant’s role in boosting self-esteem and fostering future leaders in fashion and beyond.

The event was not just about crowns and sashes – it was a reminder that platforms like these are vital for building confidence, discovering talent, and inspiring the next generation.

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