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Miss Tanzania Raising Funds To Sponsor 20 High School Students in Tanzania

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She is the youngest of the 2015 Miss Africa USA Royal Court but she has a very big heart of kindness. Miss Tanzania USA Aeesha Kamara who represented Tanzania at the Miss Africa USA Pageant, just one day after being crowned Miss Tanzania has a heart of gold. At her young age she is embracing the American Spirit of giving.  She is focused on ensuring that under privileged children in Tanzania get an opportunity to complete high school just as she has done in The United States.  She launched her first Fashion show in Silver Spring Maryland where she raised funds to support the children in Tanzania.  She is very excited about the opportunity to help and the fact that her first fund raiser met the goal and was beyond her expectation.  She plans to got to Tanzania in the new year to give her support to the students. Here are some images from the Fashion Show Fund Raiser she organized:

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Queen Frances Udukwu Raises Awareness on Breast Cancer in Maryland

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Queen Frances Udukwu the reigning Miss Africa USA is leaving no stone un-turned, making a difference in the community.  She seized the opportunity during Breast Cancer Awareness campaign month this year to organize a Pink Spa Party for women in Columbia Maryland.  Women were taught by professional Nurses how to do Breast Self Examination for early detection and prevention of breast cancer.  Over 30 women of all ages attended the Spa Party. The women were also treated to the best Stone Massage and Facials by Hand and Stone Massage of Columbia, MD. Here are some captured images for your viewing.

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Miss Senegal USA: Winning The Battle Against Female Genital Mutilation

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A very determined young, beautiful, intelligent and well educated woman, Miss Senegal USA 2015 , Zeynab Koroma is turning her own traumatic personal experience into a winning battle against the dreaded cultural practice of Female Genital Mutilation.  She says “I am not a victim anymore but an Activist determined to put a stop to the practice”.  This great advocate who appreciates the platform of Miss Africa USA for allowing her to share her story and develop and action plan against FGM has this month save two young girls in her village in Senegal, from going under the knife.  Though she is meeting resistance from those who support the practice, she remains determined to continue to influence change through education and non-judgemental approaches to stopping this practice that leaves young girls scarred for life.  Queen Zeynab plans to make her maiden trip to Senegal where she will do more work at the grass root level that will bring a end to FGM.

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