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MISS AFRICA USA 2008: THE KENTE ALWAYS ROCKS

Miss Ghana USA 2008, Krystle Simpson pictured above in true elegance, wearing the Kente design. The Kente cloth is well known in the world as one of the signature clothes  from Africa, very colorful and hand crafted the Kente certainly brings out the African in anyone who wears it. Thank you Ghana for creating such a beautiful piece of cloth called the Kente.

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MISS MFONOBONG ESSIET ATTENDS THE THOMASVILLE BLACK HISTORY MONTH FESTIVAL CELEBRATION

Miss Africa USA at the Thomasville Festival celebrating Black History Month    THOMASVILLE — This weekend marks the second annual Black Heritage Festival, sponsored by Jack Hadley History Memorabilia Inc. and the Douglass High School Alumni Association Inc. The events are scheduled to start Friday and conclude on Sunday. The three-day event will take place at the Frederick Douglass Complex, located at 214 Alexander St. Some guests expected for the event include Pastor Brian McKinney, the Tallahassee Buffalo Soldier Motorcycle Club and Miss Africa USA 2007-08 Mfonobong Essiet, who will particiapte in Saturday’s ribbon cutting. Lauren Dixon, professionally known as L-Boogie, will be taking over some hosting duties for the festival. A young and successful black female, she realizes the importance of such a celebration. “First, as an African-American woman and a historical black colleges and universities graduate, I am always anxious to get involved, and also I am always happy to come to Thomasville to meet my radio listeners who don’t necessarily make that trip to Tallahassee,” she said. Originally from the Miami area, she moved to Tallahassee to pursue a journalism degree at Florida A&M University. She graduated in the spring of 2006 and landed a job as an on-air personality at Blazin 102.3 FM in Tallahassee. Such education and presence is what landed the gig as host to Saturday’s events. to read more on this please click here http://www.timesenterprise.com/local/local_story_037221722.html  

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MISS AFRICA USA 2007 PAGEANT HOST: NOELLA COURSARIS AND DIGOL DENG

For the first time in the Miss Africa USA Pageant, African Fashion Super Models were invited to host the Miss Africa USA Pageant. Digol and Noella made great pageant hosts and kept the show going through the night.  Noella is a top fashion model based in New York City, she is also a great humanitarian promoting |Education of the Girl Child.  Digol is also a top fashion model based in Georgia and he runs a non-profit organization benefiting children in his homeland Sudan.

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