Miss Eswatini

Miss Eswatini Organization
Formation1975
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersManzini
Location
Official language
Swati
President
Catherine Potgieter

The Miss Eswatini is a national beauty pageant in Eswatini.

History

Miss Eswatini pageant was held for first time in 1975. The pageant was run by Eswatini Beauty Pageant Association (ESBPA) in Swaziland. The winner of Miss Eswatini has competed at Miss World pageant ever since the inception of the pageant in 1975 with Vinah Mamba as the country's first international representative. Miss Eswatini will be taking pride in its ability to produce and nurture independent and motivated young ladies who will play an important role in our society through their different skills and abilities through this year's Miss Eswatini pageant.[1] Since 2010 Eswatini does not compete at the Miss World, the last candidate is Nompilo Mncina (as Miss Swaziland 2009). In 2017 the Miss Eswatini held for the first time after 3 years left. Eswatini National Arts and Culture (ESNCAC) partnered to the Miss Eswatini committee.[2] Nowadays the winner will take act as goodwill ambassador in the Kingdom of Eswatini and will go to Miss Africa beauty pageant. It's unsure that the kingdom will automatically return at Miss Universe or even Miss World competition.[3]

Project missions

The new foundation after renaming the country's name, the Miss Eswatini holds mission is to empower and provide opportunities for young, diverse, goal women who have the desire and passion for public service and charity while progressively moving forward in their personal and professional life during their year of service and beyond.

Titleholders

YearMiss Eswatini
Miss Swaziland
1975Vinah Thembi Mamba
1978Nyamalele Ndlovu
1979Gladys Adelaide Carmichael
1980Nomagoisa Cawe
1983Gladys Rudd
1984Busie Motsa
1985June Hank
1986Ilana Faye Lapidos
1987Phindile Patricia Simelane
1988Thandeka Magagula
1991Jackie Emelda Bennett
1992Candy Litchfield
1993Danila Faias
1994Nicola Smith
1995Mandy Saulus
1996Olive Healy
1997Xoliswa Mkhonta
1998Cindy Stanckoczi
1999Colleen Tullonen
2000Glenda Mabuza
2002Nozipho Shabangu
2003Thembelihle Zwane
2005Zinhle Marcia Magongo
2007Nkosingiphile Dlamini
2008Tiffany Simelane
2009Nompilo Mncina
2011Ayanda Dube
2013Samukelesiwe Magagula
2017Linda Hutchinson
Miss Eswatini
2018Nosipho Dlamini

Eswatini at International pageants

Miss Universe Eswatini

  •   : Declared as Winner
  •   : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification
  •   : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
  •   : Ended as special awards winner
Year Miss Eswatini Placement at Miss Universe Special Awards Notes
Did not compete since 1995—present
1994 Nicola Smith Unplaced
1993 Danila Faias Unplaced
Did not compete between 1976—1992
1975 Vinah Thembi Mamba Did not compete

Miss World Eswatini

  •   : Declared as Winner
  •   : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification
  •   : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
  •   : Ended as special awards winner
Year Miss Eswatini Placement at Miss World Special Awards Notes
Did not compete since 2010—present
2009 Nompilo Mncina Unplaced
2008 Tiffany Simelane Unplaced
2007 Nkosingiphile Dlamini Unplaced
2006 Did not compete
2005 Zinhle Marcia Magongo Unplaced
2004 Did not compete
2003 Thembelihle Zwane Unplaced
2002 Nozipho Shabangu Unplaced
Did not compete between 2000—2001
1999 Colleen Tullonen Unplaced
1998 Cindy Stanckoczi Unplaced
1997 Xoliswa Mkhonta Unplaced
1996 Olive Healy Unplaced
1995 Mandy Saulus Unplaced
1994 Stephanie Wesselo Unplaced
1993 Sharon Richards Unplaced
1992 Candy Litchfield Unplaced
1991 Jackie Emelda Bennett Unplaced
Did not compete between 1989—1990
1988 Thandeka Magagula Unplaced
1987 Phindile Patricia Simelane Unplaced
1986 Ilana Faye Lapidos Top 15 Queen of Africa
1985 June Hank Unplaced
1984 Busie Motsa Unplaced
1983 Gladys Rudd Unplaced
Did not compete between 1981—1982
1980 Nomagoisa Cawe Unplaced
1979 Gladys Adelaide Carmichael Unplaced
1978 Nyamalele Ndlovu Unplaced
Did not compete between 1976—1977
1975 Vinah Thembi Mamba Unplaced Miss Photogenic

References

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