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‘Bonang screamed my name loud enough, that’s how I knew I won’ — Miss SA on her hearing impairment

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Miss South Africa Mia le Roux is deaf but can hear thanks to the hearing implant she received through donations from her community.

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‘Bonang screamed my name loud enough, that’s how I knew I won’ — Miss SA on her hearing impairment

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