Miss Zimbabwe

Miss Zimbabwe
Formation 1980
Type Beauty pageant
Headquarters Harare
Location
Membership
Miss Universe
Miss World
Official language
English
Chairperson
Mary Chiwenga
Website Official page

Miss Zimbabwe is a national Beauty pageant in Zimbabwe.

History

Miss Tourism Zimbabwe was founded in 1980 when the national beauty pageant was transformed from Miss Rhodesia after attaining independence.[1] In 2012, the Miss Tourism Zimbabwe was renamed the Miss Zimbabwe (Miss World Zimbabwe) pageant. Basically there are two licenses for Zimbabwe into the Miss Tourism Zimbabwe: Miss Universe[2] and Miss World.[3] Since 2002, the pageant did not send its winner to the Miss Universe pageant due to losing the franchise of the pageant. Automatically, the pageant since 2002 sends the grand winner to the Miss World competition.

Sash titles

In 2011, the Miss Tourism Zimbabwe were crowned as Miss World Zimbabwe, Miss Tourism Zimbabwe and Miss Universe Zimbabwe. Specially for Miss Universe Zimbabwe did not allow to compete at Miss Universe by Miss Universe Organization. As the result of 2011, for the first time, Miss Universe Zimbabwe title was competed at Miss International 2011 in Chengdu, China and she was awarded as the most expressive award.

Resignations

In 2014, according to chairperson Mary Chiwenga, said the reasons for the 22-year-old university law student’s resignation were “a prerequisite to both the Miss Zimbabwe and the Miss World pageants”. Thabiso is understood to have volunteered the information which necessitated her stepping down to the Trust. Thabiso is likely to be replaced by first princess Tendai Hunda.[4]

Titleholders

Representatives at Miss World and Miss Universe

Color key
  •      Winner
  •      Runner-up
  •      Finalist or semifinalist

The winner of Miss Tourism Zimbabwe represents her country at Miss Universe or Miss World. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent.

YearMiss ZimbabweHometownMiss UniverseMiss WorldNotes
Zimbabwe 2016 TBA TBA TBA South Korea - TBA
Zimbabwe 2015 Emily Kachote Harare Did not compete China - Unplaced Dethroned (Resigned her title to Annie Mutambu)
Zimbabwe 2014 Tendai Hunda Harare Did not compete United Kingdom - Unplaced Appointed from 1st runner-up
Zimbabwe 2013 Thabiso Phiri Harare Did not compete Did not compete Dethroned
Zimbabwe 2012 Bongani Dhlakama Harare Did not compete China - Unplaced
Zimbabwe 2011 Malaika Maidei Mushandu Harare Did not compete United Kingdom - Top 15
Zimbabwe 2010 Samantha Tshuma Harare Did not compete China - Unplaced
Zimbabwe 2009 Vanessa Gayle Sibanda Harare Did not compete South Africa - Unplaced
Zimbabwe 2008 Cynthia Maideyi Muvirimi Harare Did not compete South Africa - Unplaced
Zimbabwe 2007 Caroline Marufu Harare Did not compete China - Unplaced
Zimbabwe 2006 Lorraine Tsoanele Maphala Harare Did not compete Poland - Unplaced
Zimbabwe 2004 Oslie Muringai Harare Did not compete China - Unplaced
Zimbabwe 2003 Phoebe Tonderai Monjane Harare Did not compete China - Unplaced
Zimbabwe 2002 Linda Van Beek Harare Did not compete United Kingdom - Unplaced
Zimbabwe 2001 Tsungai Muswerakuenda Harare Puerto Rico - Unplaced Did not compete
Zimbabwe 2000 Corrinne Crewe Harare Cyprus - Top 10 Did not compete Best National Costume (2nd runner-up)
Zimbabwe 1999 Brita Masalethulini Harare Did not compete United Kingdom - Unplaced
Zimbabwe 1998 Selina Stuart Harare Trinidad and Tobago - Unplaced Did not compete
Zimbabwe 1997 Lorraine Magwenzi Harare United States - Unplaced Did not compete
Zimbabwe 1996 Langa Sibanda Harare United States - Unplaced Did not compete
Zimbabwe 1995 Dionne Best Harare Did not compete India - Unplaced
Zimbabwe 1994 Angeline Musasiwa Harare Did not compete South Africa - 3rd runner-up
Zimbabwe 1993 Yvette D'Almeida-Chakras Harare Philippines - Unplaced Did not compete Competed in 1994
Zimbabwe 1982 Caroline Murinda Harare Did not compete United Kingdom - Top 15
Zimbabwe 1981 Juliet Nyathi Harare Did not compete United Kingdom - Top 15
Zimbabwe 1980 Shirley Richard Nyanyiwa Harare Did not compete United Kingdom - Top 15

See also

References

External links

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