Mirror The family of a teenager who died after being found floating in the sea off the coast of South Africa is appealing for witnesses. Sinead Moodliar, 19, was on holiday in the resort town of Umhlanaga in the KwaZulu-Natal province when she was found in the ocean. The teenager, who was signed to a
By Associated Press NEW YORK: Kheris Rogers was in the first grade in a predominantly white private school in Los Angeles when she felt the bite of racism among her peers — she was being bullied because of her dark skin. She tearfully kept it to herself, eventually turning to her older sister, Taylor Pollard,
By Robert Tapfumaneyi ZIMBABWE’S most educated model and reigning Miss Multinational Zimbabwe 2018, Sindiso Ndlovu has urged those who want to join her on the ramp to invest in their education as modelling was short career. The 23 year-old beauty is a holder of a double degree in Biochemistry and Statistics from University of Fort
The Sun THE winner of Miss Africa 2018 got off to a fiery start after her hair caught fire seconds after she was announced as the winner. Tears of joy from Dorcas Kasinde soon turned to panic as she realised her barnet had gone up in flames on stage. Pyrotechnics set off to celebrate her
By BBC.com UGANDA’S President Yoweri Museveni has criticised the newly crowned Miss World Africa for “wearing Indian hair”. Tweeting a photo with fellow Ugandan Quinn Abenakyo shortly after her pageant win, he said “we must show African beauty in its natural form”. Asked what Museveni meant by “Indian hair”, his spokesman Don Wanyama told the
By Associated Press NEW YORK: For Michelle Obama, choosing what designer to wear while she was in the White House involved many factors, from diversity to whether they were a nice person. Obama talked the decisions behind the outfits that made headlines during her time as first lady during a conversation with another fashion trendsetter,
By Associated Press LOS ANGELES: Jennifer Lopez learned a long time ago that in the entertainment business you can’t just sit around waiting for opportunities, you have to make them for yourself. It’s the simple reason “Second Act,” her first film in three years and her long-awaited return to the glossy, modern-day fairy tale, exists.
AFP A Mexican model and volunteer was crowned Miss World at a glitzy event on the tropical Chinese island of Hainan on Saturday. Miss Mexico Vanessa Ponce de Leon, 26, has a degree in international business, volunteers for “Migrantes en el Camino” and is on the board of directors of a rehab centre for girls,
By Alois Vinga MISS Tourism Zimbabwe 2018, Tafadzwa Jaricha, 23, has been handed her Mercedes Benz prize for winning the pageant. The vehicle was handed over at a Harare hotel this Tuesday by the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA). The Mutare-based lawyer by profession also pocketed $5,000 in cash and will represent the country at an
Daily Mail Prince Harry has arrived in Zambia without his wife Meghan amid reports the pregnant duchess pulled out of the trip due to fears over the Zika virus. The Duke of Sussex, 34, was in good spirits as he touched down at Lusaka airport on Monday afternoon local time to be greeted by Zambian
By Associated Press WASHINGTON: Former President Barack Obama practically brought the house down at Michelle Obama’s book show in Washington. The former first lady is currently touring the country promoting her memoir, “Becoming,” and participated in a conversation Saturday night moderated by her longtime friend and former Obama White House adviser Valerie Jarrett. When the
By Audience Mutema MISS Zimbabwe International Tania Aaron is back home after competing at the Miss International beauty pageant in Tokyo Japan alongside 73 models from various countries. The experience saw Aaron network at the International Women Entrepreneurs Forum where she was given a platform to speak on supporting the disabled as well as the
By Associated Press NEW YORK: First day sales for Michelle Obama’s “Becoming” topped 725,000 copies, making it one of the year’s biggest debuts. Crown Publishing told The Associated Press on Friday that the figures include sales and pre-orders for the former first lady’s memoir include hardcover, audio and e-books editions for the United States and
By Associated Press WASHINGTON: Michelle Obama says she felt “lost and alone” after suffering a miscarriage 20 years ago and underwent in vitro fertilization to conceive her two daughters. She tells ABC in an interview aired on “Good Morning America” she felt like she “failed because I didn’t know how common miscarriages were because we
IBT Meghan Markle looks good in her dresses, but some Brits are not happy with how much she is spending on her wardrobe. According to Lucy Domachowski, a journalist for Daily Star, the Duchess of Sussex’s daily wardrobe on her 16-day tour of Australia, New Zealand, Tonga and Fiji costs $8,447 a day which infuriated
By Staff Reporter JOHANNESBURG: A rare $3 million Bugatti registered in Zimbabwe has made its way to South Africa, where it is turning heads on the streets of Sandton. The Bugatti Veyron Fbg par Hermès edition, which the French car maker says is “highly exclusive” with just 40 manufactured, is owned by Zimbabwean property tycoon,
By UK Bureau 23-YEAR-OLD Iwani Mawocha is one of the of the finalists for this year’s New Face 2018, a modelling competition which has unearthed some of Singapore’s top models, actresses and personalities. The competition is open to all age groups and this year’s auditions attracted more than 100 participants. The finale will be held
Daily Mail Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left two 10-year-olds who had waited nine hours to meet them in New Zealand grinning from ear to ear after they agreed to pose for a rare selfie. Sophie Hubbard and Hope Watson waited to see the royal couple in the grounds of the National War Memorial in
By UK Bureau ZIMBABWE will be represented by 23-year-old Tania Tatenda Aaron at the 58th edition of the Miss International pageant which will be held early next month in Tokyo, Japan. Tania, the reigning Miss Zimbabwe International, will battle hopefuls from some 80 other countries for the global crown. “The winner besides being crowned Miss
By Associated Press NEW YORK: Four contestants in this year’s Mrs. America pageant on Monday called for the pageant’s CEO to apologise over accusations he used racial slurs and stereotypes in a conversation at a contest-related event. The four women, three African-American and one white, spoke at a news conference in Manhattan with lawyer Gloria
