Miss SA Ndavi Nokeri launches an Education campaign

South African beauty queen Ndavi Nokeri has been having the time since she started her journey as Miss South Africa in 2022. Not only did she get the chance to change her life for the better, but she also got a chance to get help in meeting her wildest dreams. Yesterday was no different as Ndavi Nokeri got to launch Ed-Unite, an education campaign that will help her service solve the crisis in the country’s education sector.

Ndavi Nokeri, in collaboration with Miss SA, took to Instagram to announce the launch of her education campaign, which she calls Ed-Unite. Ed-Unite represents Education Unite Networking Infrastructure Technology Equality, and the whole organisation is by Ndavi Nokeri. The company is set to act as a bridge to give solutions to reduce the inequality gap in the education system of South Africa.

Watch the video of Ndavi Nokeri launching education campaign below:

When she was running for Miss South Africa, she said that her country has half of its citizens living under the poverty line. She went on to say that it is the duty of people in the place of being heard to ensure that South Africa is fair for all. After she won the title, Ndavi chose to do so through Education as she says she is where she is because she got the chance to receive a good education.

Ndavi Nokeri’s Ed Unite campaign launched

Ed-Unite’s goal is to raise R6 million in the next few months so that she can help schools in desperate need of financial aide to build the infrastructures and supplies they need. Ndavi Nokeri has called upon many companies to help make this goal a reality for her and the children she wants to help. Forever New already pledged R600 000 towards the good cause at the campaign launch yesterday.

Miss SA organisation has called upon people interested in helping the cause to get in touch with them. Former Miss SA title holders had a chance to pick a campaign they wanted help running with, and many have chosen campaigns from Gender-Based Violence to mental health issues. Ndavi Nokeri, as the reigning Miss South Africa, has picked Education and period poverty as her campaigns, and she has the backing of the organisation and her fans. In the comment section, several fans said South Africa is behind her, and others already foresee a Miss Universe winner for the following year.