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Prisca Anyolo was crowned Miss Namibia 2024 in a glittering competition held on Saturday, July 20 in the historic town of Lüderitz. The 28-year-old award-winning journalist and television presenter from Windhoek bested nine other finalists to win the coveted national title. She succeeds Jameela Uiras, last year's winner who made the Top 20 at Miss Universe 2023 in El Salvador last November. Lenna Mugena and Georgia Garises were named the first and second runners-up, respectively. Jodie-Lee Barnard and Naomi Kamenye rounded out the Top 5 finalists. The winners of this year's Miss Namibia pageant are expected to represent their country at Miss Universe, Miss World, and Miss Earth pageants. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Miss Namibia (@missnamibia) Photos: Keen Studios, Miss Namibia / Instagram

Krishnah Marie Gravidez bested 32 other contestants to win Miss World Philippines 2024 on Friday, July 19 at SM Mall of Asia Arena in Parañaque City. The 23-year-old beauty from Baguio City was crowned by her predecessor Gwendolyne Fourniol of Negros Occidental. She will represent the Philippines at the 72nd Miss World whose date and venue have yet to be announced. Jasmine Omay of Tarlac and Sophia Bianca Santos were named Miss World Philippines 2024 first and second princesses, respectively. Completing the Top 10 were Patricia Bianca Tapia of Batangas, Jeanne Isabelle Bilasano of Bicol Region, Deanna Marie Maté of Cavite, Riana Agatha Pangindian of Kapitolyo, Pasig, Gabrielle Marie Lantzer of Manila, Nikhisa Buenafe Cheveh of Pangasinan, and Maria Andrea Endicio of Quezon Province. The contestants from Bacolod, Marianel Tan; Cebu, Sofi Maxim Margareta Grenmo; Central Visayas, Jewel Marisse Catherine Reyes; Concepcion, Tarlac, Angel Gutierrez; Dasmariñas, Cavite, Clytemestra Juan; Iloi

The winner of the upcoming Miss World Philippines 2024 pageant will wear a brand new crown called "Rays of Hope" by Oro China Jewelry. Designed and handcrafted by talented Filipino jewel artisans, this crown according to the pageant's official jeweler depicts rays of light, signifying hope and new beginnings. It is a masterpiece that embodies elegance and symbolism. Encrusted with almost 400 blue sapphires and nearly 300 freshwater pearls, the crown represents luck, loyalty, happiness, and love, as well as purity, harmony, and humility. Each element of the crown echoes the qualities of the queen who wears it, a woman who shines brightly and inspires humanity with her positivity and purpose. A testament to resilience and purity, each luminous pearl represents the inner strength that shines through adversity. The majestic blue sapphires, like beams of hope piercing through darkness, symbolize courage and steadfast determination. The highly anticipated grand coronation night

Reigning Miss World Krystyna Pyszková touched down in the Philippines on Tuesday, July 16 for her first visit to the country since winning the 71st Miss World last March in Mumbai, India. Accompanied by Miss World's Julia Morley, the beauty queen from the Czech Republic will be a special guest in the upcoming Miss World Philippines 2024 final show. A press conference was held for the international guests the following day, Wednesday, July 17 at the Grand Westside Hotel in Parañaque City. The current Mr World Philippines Kirk Bondad also attended the event. "I'm really happy to be a part of the coronation night in the Philippines this Friday. I can't wait to witness the beauty and grace of the contestants. It's going to be an unforgettable experience," said the reigning Miss World. The grand coronation night of the Miss World Philippines 2024 pageant will take place at the SM Mall of Asia Arena this Friday, July 19. Gwendolyne Fourniol will crown her successor

Mame Fama Gaye was crowned Miss Senegal 2024 (Miss World Senegal 2024) during the national competition held last Friday, July 12 at the Grand Theatre National De Dakar. The 24-year-old model from Fatick will represent at the 72nd Miss World next year. She succeeds Fatou L'eau, Senegal's representative during the 71st Miss World in Mumbai, India last March. Fatou Guèye, 23, from Louga, was named first runner-up and will head to Mexico for Miss Universe 2024 this November. She will be the first Miss Universe Senegal in over three decades. Senegal, a country in West Africa, debuted at Miss Universe 1974 and its last participation was during Miss Universe 1987. The second runner-up, 23-year-old Mayram Ly from Dakar, has been appointed the first-ever Miss Cosmo Senegal and will participate in Miss Cosmo 2024 in Vietnam this October. Dit bericht op Instagram bekijken Een bericht gedeeld door RN model agency (@rn_modelagency) Photos: Charles Ramos, RN Model Agency

The final of the Miss World Philippines 2024 Head to Head Challenge took place on Monday, July 8 at the Southville International School and Colleges in Las Piñas City. Eight semifinalists showcased their speaking and presentation skills, along with their intelligence and quick thinking during the fast-track event. The challenge culminated with the announcement of the Top 3 finalists. They are Dolly Ceballos Cruz of Malaybalay, Bukidnon, Jasmine Urquico Omay of Tarlac Province, and Patricia Bianca Tapia of Batangas. Rounding out the Top 8 were Riana Pangindian of Kapitolyo, Pasig, Gabrielle Lantzer of Manila, Marianel Tan of Bacolod, Krishna Gravidez of Baguio City, and Christine Chagas of Quezon City. The winner of the Head to Head Challenge will automatically secure a spot in the Miss World Philippines 2024 finals on July 19 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by MISS WORLD PHILIPPINES (@msworldphil) Photo: Miss W

Nicole Spiteri was crowned Miss World Malta 2024 during the national competition held on Wednesday, July 3 in Fort St. Elmo, Valletta. The 21-year-old beauty bested 24 other contestants to win the national title. She succeeds Martine Cutajar and is now expected to represent Malta at the 72nd Miss World. "Words cannot express what this moment means to me. I did not always believe in myself but through hard work and perseverance I am here today," said the new Miss World Malta. Nicole entered the pageant because of Beauty With A Purpose. She had previously volunteered at domestic violence shelters, worked with children and individuals with special needs, and gained insight into the challenges her community encounters. "Through working in a homeless shelter, I was able to see first hand the problems that people in our society face everyday and it made me want to do more," she wrote online. "Miss World Malta provided a platform for me to advocate on the struggles of

The Miss World Philippines 2024 Beauty With A Purpose (BWAP) presentation was held on Monday, July 1 at the Sequoia Hotel in Parañaque City. Ten finalists and their inspiring BWAP projects have been selected by the judges. One winner of this fast-track event will automatically secure a spot in the semifinals. Meet the Top 10 finalists: Cavite - Dia Mate Pangasinan - Nikki Buenafe Batangas - Bianca Tapia Kapitolyo, Pasig - Riana Pangindian Malaybalay, Bukidnon - Dolly Cruz Zamboanga del Sur - Krishia Mendoza Quezon Province - Andrea Endicio Quezon City - Christine Chagas Tarlac Province - Jasmine Omay Bicol Region - Isabelle Bilasano This year's Miss World Philippines grand coronation night will be held on July 19 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City. The winner will represent the Philippines at the 72nd Miss World. Photo: Miss World Philippines Organization

The Beach Beauty Competition of the Miss World Philippines 2024 pageant was held last Wednesday, June 26 at Aqua Boracay. Thirty-five contestants sizzled the runway to impress the judges in their two-piece yellow swimsuits by Filipino clothing brand, Bench. Meet the Top 12 finalists: Kapitolyo, Pasig City - Riana Agatha Pangindian Manila - Gabrielle Lantzer Baguio City - Krishnah Marie Gravidez Capiz - Mariam Lara Ashraf Abd El Hamid Pampanga - Sophia Bianca Santos Bicol Region - Isabelle Bilasano Tarlac Province - Jasmine Omay Cavite - Dia Maté Pangasinan - Nikki Buenafe Cebu - Sofi Maxim Margareta Grenmo Batangas - Bianca Tapia Iloilo City - Arrieana Beron One winner of this fast-track challenge event will automatically advance to the semifinals to be announced during the grand coronation night on July 19 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. The next Miss World Philippines will represent her country at the 72nd Miss World competition. View this post on Instagram A post s

Andrea Katzenbach was crowned Miss World Hungary 2024 in a glittering national competition held last Sunday, June 23 in Budapest. The 23-year-old marketing coordinator from Kiskőrös edged out 14 other contestants to win the title. She succeeds last year's winner Boglárka Hacsi and will represent her country at the 72nd Miss World. Jázmin Cseh from Dunakes and Alexandra Horváth from Mezőörs were the first and second runners-up, respectively, while Kamilla Kiss and Rebeka Dalma Szivos rounded out the Top 5 finalists. "I experienced one of the most beautiful moments of my life yesterday. I did not yet realize that I was the chosen one to represent Hungary in 2024 at the Miss World competition," the new Miss World Hungary shared online. "It is a great honor and I will try with all my strength to do my best in the future and represent the country with dignity. Thank you to everyone who has believed in me and supported me, I am extremely happy," she added. Vie

Marie-Emmanuelle Diamala was crowned Miss Côte d'Ivoire 2024 (Miss World Côte d'Ivoire) on Saturday, June 29 at the Abidjan Exhibition Park. The 20-year-old finance management student, representing Sud-Comoé, bested 25 other contestants to win the coveted national title. She succeeds Mylène Djihony and is now expected to represent Côte d'Ivoire at the 72nd Miss World, whose date and venue are yet to be announced. The new Miss Côte d'Ivoire wants to become a passionate advocate in the battle against maternal mortality. She has a great sense of humor and enjoys being in the company of her loved ones. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Miss Côte d'ivoire (@comitemissci) Photos: Ramez Aoude Photography, Miss Côte d'ivoire / Instagram

Maja Klajda was crowned Miss Polonia 2024 (Miss Poland) in a glittering national competition held on Friday, June 28 in Warsaw. The 21-year-old psychology student hailing from Łęczna in the Lublin province succeeds last year's winner Ewa Jakubiec and is now expected to represent Poland at the 72nd Miss World. Agata Kwiecień and Emily Reng were the first and second runners-up, respectively, while Laura Brzezińska and Aleksandra Wielogórska rounded out the Top 5 finalists. This year's competition marked the 95th edition of the annual Miss Polonia pageant. A total of 24 finalists were selected to take part in the event. Former Miss World Karolina Bielawska of Poland and reigning Miss Earth Drita Ziri of Albania were part of the distinguished panel of judges. The Miss Polonia organization is also licensed to send Polish representatives to Miss Earth, Miss Grand International, Miss Charm, and Miss Intercontinental. Meet the Top 3 winners: View this post on Instagram