Arena Holdings, the publisher of the Sunday Times, TimesLIVE, Sowetan, Business Day and other prominent titles, is now the media partner for Mrs South Africa, the country's largest pageant for married women.
Johnson added: “We are thrilled by our collaboration with Arena Holdings. We feel this is the right platform to celebrate and showcase SA women and their stories.”
Publications in the Arena Holdings stable will publish news from the various stages of the competition, including“This is a fantastic opportunity for Arena Holdings and we are excited to be part of a pageant that supports and celebrates female empowerment,” said Warren Wheatley, director at Arena Holdings.
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