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WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH: Honoring Miss Nora Ndemazia Miss Cameroon USA

We dedicate the Month of March to honor young Women Leaders and Role Models from the Miss Africa USA Pageant and its affiliates.  Join us in congratulating the beautiful, brainy and ambitious young ladies who go above and beyond expectations to do more for themselves and their communities. They are advocates, catalysts for change and they impacting their nations. If you will like to support any of the young ladies we are honoring please do not hesitate to contact us. Today we give honor to Miss Cameroon USA, Nora Nkengaka Ndemazia Nora is a Full Time Law Student in the United States of America, her ambition is to specialize in Corporate Law. Very intelligent and focused. She is sending you special greetings from The Republic of Cameroon where she is currently spending 6 weeks, working with orphans and under privileged school children.  Miss Nora joined Cameroonian Youth to celebrate the National Youth Day in February, using every opportunity to speak to students in their classrooms about the importance of education. She is providing school supplies, scholarships to support orphans and underprivileged children in various parts of Cameroon. Working with Children in Cameroon.  Scholarship Programs,  School Supplies and Books for Children to support education.

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Miss Africa USA Meron Wudneh At Work With Orphans In Ethiopia

Reigning Miss Africa USA, Meron Wudneh arrived Addis Ababa in January for a humanitarian mission to support children orphaned by HIV/AIDS in Ethiopia.  She has teamed up with the Mary Joy Foundation where she will be spending over 6 weeks working with the orphans across Ethiopia. Queen Meron won the pageant in August 2015 with a unique platform which focuses on expanding her mission to support orphans across Africa.  She Founded the Kids First Ethiopia Organization which she has now named Kids First Africa, hoping to have an impact and make a difference in different African countries.   The very first week on arriving in Ethiopia, the Queen teamed up with Washington DC Business Man Henok Tesfaye, owner of U Street Parking and took the orphans out for a treat at a restaurant.  They all had fun with the Queen as she started to get to know them by name and their various stories, sharing inspiration and hope.   The Queen has also taken on a project to Supply brand new uniforms for the orphans and inspire them to pursue their education like other children, to feel comfortable and look good like their counterparts in school.  She found a tailor who will make the uniforms for the children and they were all very excited about their new uniforms.  As well as getting new uniforms for school, she is also helping the children with school supplies such as books and writing materials and tuition.     While in Ethiopia, the Queen has also launched an Essay Contest in various schools where students will compete for scholarships.  This contest is done in partnership with Youth For Human Rights Organization, promoting education for all children as a human right.  Children are asked to write about the importance of education and the winners will receive full scholarships for tuition.   Essays will be graded upon her return in the United States in March and the winners from the different schools will be announced in a timely manner so they receive their scholarships for the 2015/2016 academic year.  Please stay tuned for Updates on the Queen’s Humanitarian Mission across Africa and USA as she continues to impact nations, making a difference in the lives of children.

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Miss Africa USA Meets President Obama’s Grand Mother, Mama Sara Obama in Washington DC

It was a very special afternoon Tea Ceremony, hosted by Global Women’s Initiative President Rev Marcia Dyson, for a very special woman, Mama Sara Obama all the way from Kenya.  She is not only the Grand Mother of the President of the United States, Barack Obama, she is also the Founder of Mama Sara Obama Foundation which is impacting the lives of children across Kenya.  At 94 years of age, Mama Sara is still going strong and very involved in fostering education of children in Kenya.  Miss Africa was very honored to have been invited to the Tea Ceremony with Mama Sara Obama and she said she has been greatly inspired by her brief encounter with Mama Sara Obama. Miss Africa USA 2014-2015 Meron Wudneh who hails from Ethiopia is touched by the good deeds of Mama Sara Obama Special Afternoon Tea Ceremony with Mama Sara Obama

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