Amy Kleinhans-Curd

31 years after she was crowned the first non-white Miss South Africa in 1992, Amy Kleinhans-Curd is now a committed mom and director of various companies, living in Franschhoek with her husband, New Zealand businessman Leighton Curd. The mother of four is also a director of the homework hotline, Dial-A-Teacher, which was founded in 2000 in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Fund. She is also launching her own Cap Classique sparkling wine as well as a skincare range called Amelia (her birthname).

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