Miss Africa USA Sherylene Grice honored the invitation from the African Advisory Board of Prince Georges County, Maryland to participate in the historic celebrations marking
Miss Africa USA organization and the reigning Queen Sherylene Grice wasted no time after learning of the horrific events of Oct 2021 when gunmen went
Re-Sharing the Queen’s Wishes for 2021 as the world navigated the global pandemic in lockdown. 2020 has come and gone with its many uncertainties, trials
All dressed in her cultural and royal regalia, a very heart warming moment reading to Children and promoting culturally diverse and inclusive Literature at Clinton
The Black Lives Movement will remain forever in our memories as one of those moments in history that shook our nation and the world at
Queen Sherylene’s presence was impactful when she participated in the celebration of Cote D’Ivoire’s Independence Day at the Embassy in DC. She arrived with delegation
At the Fraser Mansion in Washington DC, celebrating Black History Month. The Queen joined several dignitaries and members of the Diplomatic corps in the District
A Queen whose commitment to impacting the youth spared no time in getting out there, visiting schools in the great state of Maryland to share
A big shout out to Queen Sherylene Grice who was crowned in 2019 and shortly after in the middle of her reign the Global Pandemic
Queen Sherylene Grice the reigning Miss Africa USA since 2019 demonstrated a great passion to mentor young girls. She is such a great role model
Most supporters and fans of Miss Africa USA will remember that 2019 was the last time a Queen was crowned after which the Pandemic hit
Miss Natasha Beckley a Queen of Hearts has made her mark on the pageant stage around the globe for a period of over 4 years