Mthatha - Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi's homecoming tour continued on Sunday in her hometown in the Eastern Cape.
Hundreds of fans, who had waited for hours for the beauty queen after her flight was delayed from New York on Saturday, warmly welcomed her back to the country when she did finally arrive.
This is Tunzi's first visit home after being crowned Miss Universe on December 9.
During her homecoming tour, Miss Universe will visit various cities across the country during the week, which will include street parades. Aside from her hometown visit, she will attend President Cyril Ramaphosa's state of the nation address (Sona) as his personal guest.
On Sunday, Tunzi and her parents were treated as honoured guests at Mthatha Stadium, with hundreds of people in attendance to show their love and support for our Miss Universe.
Xhosa traditional dance group, Thuluzobona, were performing at the stadium during the second leg of her South African tour.
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Tunzi, and her parents were treated as honoured guests at Mthatha Stadium, with hundreds of people in attendance to show their love and support for our Miss Universe. Video: BHEKI RADEBE/African News Agency
Xhosa traditional dance group, Thuluzobona, were performing at stadium during the second leg of her South African tour. Video: BHEKI RADEBE/African News Agency
Xhosa traditional dance group, Thuluzobona, were performing at stadium during the second leg of her South African tour. Video: BHEKI RADEBE/African News Agency
There was also a mural unveiled in Tunzi's honour earlier in the day at Nkosi Mtshazi Public Library.
Artist Aphethuxolo Sibariboyi artist Azola Ntlantsana, Miss Universe Zozi Tunzi & artist Lwando Hlazo. Picture: by Yolanda van der Stoep
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