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MBABANE – The Miss SA 2026 Top 24 includes professionals from diverse fields such as medicine, law, engineering, accounting and entrepreneurship, alongside students from across the country.

The Miss South Africa (SA) Organisation has announced its 2026 Top 24 finalists. Singer Azana is among the contestants competing for the national crown this year.

Makhosazana Azana Masango (25) from KwaZulu-Natal. She is a musician and law student, she promotes access to education in underserved schools and supports youth development through music and mentorship.

In her May entry video, the BoGogo hitmaker said her advocacy focuses on improving access to education for children in rural areas and townships. “As I take this action of not shrinking from my purpose, my advocacy is directed towards the future of my country, the youth,” she said.

The Miss SA 2026 Top 24 also includes medical doctor and entrepreneur Dr Mankgodi Mampuru, chartered accountant and model Jessica Stewart, attorney and content creator Nompumelelo Maduna, and engineer Thandi Mthombeni, alongside students, entrepreneurs and professionals from across the country.

Makhosazana Azana Masango (25, KwaZulu-Natal). Musician and law student, she promotes access to education in underserved schools and supports youth development through music and mentorship.

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