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News From Namibia

July 2024

Prisca Anyolo crowned Miss Namibia 2024

Prisca Anyolo, a 24-year-old from Windhoek, has been crowned Miss Namibia 2024 and will represent Namibia at the 73rd Miss Universe competition in Mexico this November. A graduate in International Relations, Prisca's dedication to social issues and her impressive performance at the Miss Namibia pageant have set high expectations for her international debut.

July 2024

Our Top 3 Favourites of Miss Namibia 2024

The Miss Namibia 2024 pageant, scheduled for July 20, promises to be a spectacular celebration of beauty, talent, and culture. As contestants prepare to showcase their elegance and poise, the event highlights Namibia's rich diversity and the aspirations of its young women.

June 2024

Meet the Contestants of Miss Namibia 2024

The Miss Namibia 2024 pageant highlights diverse contestants poised to represent their nation at Miss Universe, focusing on beauty, intelligence, and community leadership. Here are the names of top 10 Candidates of Miss Nambia 2024 : Preclina Sagarias , Naomi kamenye , Hazel Conchata , Otja Unanisa , Georgia , Ruusa Nangula Angula , Lindiwe Mugena , Jodie Lee , Aurelia , Prisca Anyolo.

February 2024

71st Miss World delegates from Africa

71st Miss World delegates from Africa are Florinda José representing Angola, Lesego Chombo representing Botswana, Julia Samantha Edima representing Cameroon, Mylene Djihony representing Côte d'Ivoire, Rgat Afewerki Ybrah representing Ethiopia, Miriam Xorlasi representing Ghana, Makia Bamba representing Guinea, Mirla Ferreira representing Guinea-Bissau, Chantou Kwamboka representing Kenya, Poelano Mothisi representing Lesotho, Antsaly Rajoelina representing Madagascar, Liza Gundowry representing Mauritius, Sonia Ait Mansour representing Morrocco, Leone van Jaarsveld representing Namibia, Ada Eme representing Nigeria, Fatou L'eau representing Senegal, Bahja Mohamoud representing Somalia, Dr. Claude Mashego representing South Africa, Arek Abraham Albino representing South Sudan, Halima Ahmad Kopwe representing Tanzania, Chimène Moladja representing Togo, Imen Mehrzi representing Tunisia, Hana Karema representing Uganda, Nokutenda Shekinah Marumbwa representing Zimbabwe.