Durban Townships Beauty Pageants (DTBP) Competition Sponsorship Opportunities

The DTBP provides exceptional sponsorship opportunities.

Why Sponsor?

 As a sponsor of the DTBP competition, you will be part of the very first DTBP Competition, a professionally beautiful, empowering event which promises to be a ground-breaking undertaking for DTBP!

Sponsorship Categories

Financial Sponsorship

We are looking for an exclusive Pageant Competition sponsor to provide R20,000 towards the planning, operations and execution of the Pageant Competition.
 

*Proceeds of the sponsorship will be allocated to the DTBP Ragional Scholarship Fund

Financial Sponsorship includes:

• Table at the DTBP Gala Dinner & Awards Ceremony (10 seats)
• Speaking opportunity at the Gala Dinner & Awards Ceremony
• Acknowledgement as a Fashion Show sponsor through the DTBP website (http://www.dtbp.blogspot.com) and in the local newspaper with circulation of up to 3,000 copies
• Promotion through the DTBP’s media sponsors
• Company representative interview at the event

Exclusive In-Kind Sponsorship in Each Category:

• Shoes (Men’s and Women’s - total 20 pairs)
• Makeup Artists
• Hair Stylists

Exclusive In-Kind Sponsorship includes:

• Two DTBP Gala Dinner & Awards Ceremony tickets
• Acknowledgement as a Pageant Competition sponsor through the DTBP website (http://www.dtbp.blogspot.com) and in the local newspaper with circulation of up to 3,000 copies
• Promotion through the DTBP’s media sponsors
• Company representative interview at the event

Media In-Kind Sponsorship

• Pre-event coverage and promotion
• Model recruitment outreach
• Interviews at the event
• Post-event coverage

Contact email:

dtbp@yahoo.com or estilitemodelmanagement@gmail.com

Rules For Entering Miss Durban Township Beauty Pageant 2013

Registration for entering Miss Durban Township Beauty Pageant 2013 is on ..........

Miss Durban Townships Beauty Pageant (MDTBP) Selection Criteria

All Miss MDTBP applicants must:

• Be at least 18 years of age and not older than 25 years of age on 1 December 2013.
• Be a South African citizen,stay in one of Durban Townships, in possession of a valid South African ID or passport.
• Be in possession of a Matric certificate or equivalent qualification.
• Not be married and never have had a marriage annulled.
• Not be engaged.
• Never have given birth and not be pregnant.
• Not have any visible tattoos.
• Have no criminal record.

Documentation to Accompany Your Entry

• A copy of your birth certificate, ID book or passport.
• 2 Recent A4 colour photographs (1 head and shoulders, 1 full length) dressed appropriately. Please note that these photographs will not be returned.
• A copy of your Matric certificate.

Some Tips for Preparing Your Entry

To help you with your entry form, we have collated some of the questions most frequently posed by Miss SA entrants. The answers to these questions contain a host of helpful information and tips that will make the process a lot easier. Read them now.

Miss DTBP Rules

• Rules of the Miss Durban,Miss SA,Miss Universe and Miss World pageants are applicable to all Miss DTBP entrants.
• The judges’ decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
• Non disclosure of any information that is pertinent to entering Miss DTBP will lead to disqualification ie criminal record / dethroning etc.
• All Miss DTBP finalists will be required to perform a limited number of engagements. She will therefore not be eligible to enter another national competition except with the written permission from the organisers.
• The new Miss DTBP will remain contracted to being the ambassador for Durban Townships to perform community related projects for 1 year after the completion of her reign, subject to a maximum of 12 days per year.

The criteria set out above are in accordance with Miss Sa and  international pageant requirements.

Preparing Your Miss DTBP Entry

Below you will find answers to questions frequently posed by young women who are interested in becoming the next Miss DTBP. You will read about the roles and responsibilities as well as gain access to a host of helpful tips which will assist you when preparing your entry form.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Which qualities are required to be a successful Miss Durban Township Beauty Pageants?
• How does Miss DTBP function and what are her main responsibilities?
• Does Miss DTBP have to come from the KwaZulu Natal province?
• Will entering Miss DTBP clash with my university studies or tertiary education requirements?
• How does the Miss DTBP judging system work?
• What does Miss DTBP win?
• What is the most difficult part about entering Miss DTBP?
• What can I do to increase my chances of doing well when entering Miss DTBP?
• Do you have any tips for filling out the entry form?
• When will the Miss DTBP finalists be announced

Enter now!

Enquiries and Questions

All enquiries or pageant/entry related questions must be directed to Ayanda Mnyakeni at missdtbp@yahoo.com.
estilitemodelmanagement@gmail.com

Miss Ethekwini 2012 Finalists

Anele Zitha (1st Princess), Zama Xulu (Miss eThekwini 2012) and Nondumiso Mula (2nd Princess)

An Interview with Thembelihle Ntombela,Durban

The 5th October 2012 at Playhouse Theatre Cafe` has been remarked with the interview of Model Thembelihle Ntombela from Kwa-mashu Township in Durban.According to Estil Mpunzana,MD,EMM,the outcome of the interview was as follows:

This model has an open, socialising,well spoken personality
This model looked younger than her age and we had to confirm with the identity document.
This model has got it all but  lacking confidence in herself of which it is something she has to work on.

In conclusion the interview went well except for those few things mentioned above.

EMM-Mbali Bell Buthelezi-One Reserved Chan=racter Model

                                     EMM-Model Mbali Buthelezi
Mbali Buthelezi is a young model from Vreyheid who seems to be very reseved but has it all for the Pageant work.Even during her interview she was one of the few models who was not open about anything she was asked about.Estil Mpunzana,MD of EMM had something in mind about this girl which is why she was signed.

SEXY LOOK OF THE DAY-Chantelle

EMM-Model "Chantelle" Ndlovu

This is one of Estilite Model Management Beautiful models Agrinette `Chantelle` Ndlovu who will be seen in the near future on EMM fashion and Beauty pageant ramps.

Chantel has been nominated on The look Of the day for the 4th October 2012

EME-BEERWISE,RESPONSIBLE DRINKING CAMPAIGN LAUNCH

At EMEdotARTIST EVENTS (Licensee, Estil`s Music & Entertainment cc), promoting responsible drinking is one of the group’s top sustainable development priorities. The company cares about educating people about responsible alcohol consumption, engages stakeholders and works collectively with them to address irresponsible alcohol consumption.

The highlight of the drive is a mobile Canter that would move to high visibility locations within the city and EME-Beer-wise & Mandisa Njokweni of the Responsible Drinking Campaign would engage the public to gauge and enhance their awareness about alcohol abuse. Our intentions is that the participants be given caps/ T-shirts with ‘EME-Beer-wise’ messages printed on them like ‘know your limits’, ‘don’t drink and drive’. Hoarding with the Beer-Wise message will be placed in the heart of the township and our intention is to have Street plays which would take place every weekend for the general public, conveying Responsible drinking message in an interesting and effective manner.

According to MD,Estil Mpunzana  of Estil`s Music & Entertainment(EME) this is what he had to say:

"In KZN Province, the company has planned to roll out awareness drives and this Responsible drinking campaign which has already started in Durban Townships, viz., Kwa-Mashu Township and its surrounding areas .This is one such initiative for reaching out to the general audiences. We also plan to launch more such campaigns in other provinces or parts of the country. The company promotes responsible consumption through awareness programs, partnerships with community stakeholders, and governments to reinforce purchase and drinking age limits. Additionally, the company has proposed launching the website-EME-Responsibledrinking.com which is a comprehensive guide to alcohol – from beer usage to alcohol’s impact on the body. EME intervention programmes encourage people not to drive under the influence of alcohol.”

Mandisa Njokweni also commented about this initiative:

“It is heartening to see an Entertainment Company like EMEdotARTIST EVENTS willing to partner with the government, and share responsibility towards making the citizens aware about responsible consumption of alcohol. I wish EME-Beer-wise campaign success in Durban City and in all other areas”. 

Our belief We've made discouraging irresponsible drinking one of our top sustainable development priorities. The reason is simple. When people drink too much, they can hurt themselves, other people, and the communities that help give us our livelihood. No one benefits, not even us. There is no simple solution. We believe, however, there are things that make a difference. Things like making sure information about alcohol are accurate and balanced. Enforcing laws against drinking and driving, underage drinking, and disorderly conduct. And, reaching out to people who are most at risk to help them. Different things work in different markets. So, our efforts are locally designed and run, with help from local partners. Although our campaigns may look a little different, they are all built on our six core principles on alcohol. EME Supporting Six SAB principles on alcohol Our six principles on alcohol help guide the decisions we make every day. They are: 1.Our beer adds to the enjoyment of life for the overwhelming majority of our consumers 2.We care about the harmful effects of irresponsible alcohol consumption 3.We engage stakeholders and work collectively with them to address irresponsible consumption 4.Alcohol consumption is for adults and is a matter of individual judgement and accountability 5.Information provided to consumers about alcohol consumption should be accurate and balanced 6.We expect our employees to aspire to high levels of conduct in relation to alcohol consumption