“We” Vs “I” — Mzansi Spots Tension Between Miss SA Qhawekazi Mazaleni And 1st Princess Luyanda Zuma At Youth Indaba

Mzansi can’t stop talking about a viral video featuring Miss South Africa 2025 Qhawe Mazaleni and her First Princess Luyanda Zuma at the Youth Investment Indaba in Johannesburg.

The clip, posted by @allthingsmisssa, captured the two queens side by side — and it didn’t take long for social media to pick up on the energy.

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Youth Investment Indaba Brings the Queens Together

The duo attended the Youth Investment Indaba hosted at the Houghton Hotel, representing the South African National Youth Development Agency (NYDA).

In the video, Qhawe confidently introduced herself as “Miss South Africa”, while Luyanda followed, calling herself the “Miss South Africa runner-up.”

Qhawe spoke about working together to highlight youth issues, while Luyanda revealed she’d be joining a Youth Response panel focused on creative economy investment and challenges faced by young South Africans.

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Their polished demeanour drew praise, but viewers couldn’t help noticing subtle differences in tone and body language — sparking speculation about underlying tension.

Mzansi Split Over “We” vs “I” Moment

Mzansi quickly dissected every second of the clip. Some users praised both women for their grace, while others read between the lines.

@Mamthembu_Mafungwase wrote: “Qhawe says we, Luyanda says I. Thank God the crown fell into the right hands, Qhawekazi.”

@Ace♠️ echoed: “We crowned the right Queen!”

But @momo_conflict urged fans to stop fuelling division: “Can we please stop dividing these two ladies? I honestly love them both.”

Despite the online chatter, many viewers applauded both queens for showing unity and professionalism.

Whether it’s “We” or “I”, Mzansi agrees that both women are serving grace, class, and ambition — and proving that the Miss South Africa platform is about much more than just the crown.

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