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National News Paper of The Gambia Interviews Lady Kate, Founder of Miss Africa USA

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The founder of Miss Africa USA, Lady Kate has unveiled her plans for African women and young girls particularly in The Gambia. Lady Kate and Frances Udukwu, the current Queen of Miss Africa USA 2015/2016 recently met the vice president and minister of Women’s Affairs, Her Excellency Aja Dr Isatou Njie-Saidy in Washington DC during the 7th African Leadership Magazine Award Summit where they discussed wide range of issues with her. The mission of Miss Africa USA is to empower young women of African heritage in The United States of America by fostering education, leadership and goodwill. The Pageant also seeks to promote African culture through fashion, dance, Art while helping to build and showcase a very strong and vibrant Africa Diaspora. Please click here to read more

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Join us for End of Year Gala Dec 19 2015

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A grand celebration to mark the end of Miss Africa USA 10th Anniversary year, the end of a very beautiful Pageant year.  We celebrate young women leaders who are changing the world for good. This is a Red Carpet Event, Televised for Broadcast on Afrotainment TV so come ready. Highlights include: Swim Wear Fashion Show with International Models and Acclaimed Designers Irene West and Mitindo Nite from Tanzania. Also Featuring the Official Launching of  2016 Miss Africa Swim Calendar in the DMV. Ladies Free Before 10pm.  Tickets are $25 each for general admission.  For VIP seating please call for reservation 240 440 2166  or 240 491 2383   PLEASE CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE GALA You may contact us via email: missafricateam@yahoo.com Brought to you by

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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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