The local lady who won the title of Miss SA and also lost the title of Miss Universe, Zozibini Tunzi, is one of the new presenters of the program Top Billing, returning to S3 at the end of this month.
This program, which has been missing for years, is coming back to this station where it will show high quality homes and events.
This lady who stands out from many takes these titles, she is not new to television as she has been seen acting in an overseas film that was filmed in this country.The Woman King it isBad Influencer which was shown on Netflix.
Zozi said that for him this is a unique opportunity because being in this program means a lot – it is something he has been waiting for.
“There is a lot of new things that will come out of the show. There is still a lot that will follow and will be different from the way the show was known before,” he explained.
In this program, the veterans who once presented it are returning, including Dr. Michael Mol, They fight each other, Jonathan Boynton-Lee, Dkt Fez Mkhize noRyle De Morny.
Among the new presenters who will start appearing in it are uBryoni Govender, Arno Greeff noSine Mpulu.
The return of this program was answered by a joke on social media that those who will appear to show their high-quality homes must be turned away. It was said that the tax collection company SARS and the Madlanga Commission must open their eyes and arrest all those who will appear.
Patience Stevens, who is the director of the company Cardova Productions, which is recording the show, said they are happy that the people of this country will finally see it again.
“In this program, the different ways in which people are promoting the things they have are shown. So bringing it back now is the right time as we are in a time when the issues we have in this country are celebrated in different ways, so we are happy. We will continue to show what was normal in it but in a new way, which will be enjoyed by its viewers now, some have never seen it before,” said Patience.
Dichaba Phalatse from the SABC said that the return of this program is a traditional way of showing local programs with history. He said many people will see it, it will teach them, it will open their eyes. He concluded that bringing back this program is a decision they do not regret.
