Miss Uganda

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Miss Uganda World
Formation1967
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersKampala
Location
Membership
Miss World
Official language
English
Swahili
National Director
Gen Salim Saleh
Key people
Ministry of Agriculture
WebsiteMiss Uganda World

Miss Uganda or (traditionally known as Miss Uganda World) is a national Beauty pageant in Uganda.

History

Miss Uganda started in the 1967 and had participated at the Miss World since that year. The pageant is running on Ministry of Agriculture directorship which sets to choose the next Miss Uganda basing on agriculture and this is intended to interest the young people into the sector.

In 2014 the army, Gen Salim Saleh has appointed to be the national director to Miss Uganda.[1]

Titleholders

Year Miss Uganda Notes
1967 Rosemary Salmon
1968 Joy Lehai
1985 Helen Acheng
1988 Nazma Jamal Mohamed
1989 Doreen Lamon-Opira
1992 Olga Nampima
1993 Linda Bazalaki
1996 Sheba Kerere
1997 Lillian Acom
2001 Victoria Kabuye
2002 Rehema Ni Nakuya
2003 Aysha Nassanga
2004 Barbara Kimbugwe Top 20 at Miss World Beach Beauty
2005 Juliet Ankakwatsa Top 16 at Miss World Talent
2007 Monica Kasyate
2008 Dora Mwima
2009 Maria Namiiro
2010 Heyzme Nansubuga
2011 Sylvia Namutebi Top 24 at Miss World Sport, Top 20 at Miss World Beach Beauty
2012 Phiona Bizzu
2013 Stellah Nantumbwe
2014 Leah Kalanguka
2015 Nakiyaga Zahra[2]
2016 Leah Kagasa
2017 TBA TBA

External links

References

  1. ^ "Army to take over Miss Uganda beauty contest". monitor.co.ug. 21 August 2014. {{cite web}}: Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |publisher= (help)
  2. ^ "Nakiyaga Zahara Muhammad crowned Miss Uganda 2015". Angelopedia. 11 July 2015.