Very honored to have been invited by the Ambassador of Cameroon His Excellency Henri Etoundi Essomba to celebrate the National Unity Day with the Diplomatic Community, the People of Cameroon and Friends of Cameroon in Washington DC. Very beautiful people and amazing culture. Thank you LaBella Pamela Creations for the beautiful and unique Cameroonian Gown. God Bless
The 2023 Miss Africa USA Ceremony opened this year with a grand debut of Afric Style Fashion Designs. With simple black top and bottoms the carefully designed Wakanda styled Capes garnished on simplicity to give it a very elegant afrocentric style. The delegates stormed the stage to Afrobeats music and just lit up the audience. These capes will complement your plain outfit to add a look of African sophistication. More of these specially designed capes and other designs are available on Afric Style website www.africstylefashion.com you can place your orders and shipping is fast to your door step. You can also catch Afric Style Fashion at various social events across the USA as well as Social media handles @africstylefashion. Thank you Afric Style Fashion for being proud sponsors of Miss Africa USA 2023. Here with more photos and more available on Fb #missafricausapageant
Snit Tewoldemedhin made history as the first from her country Eritrea to be crowned Miss Africa USA. The pageant which was founded in 2005 in Atlanta but currently head quartered in Prince Georges County Maryland has had a pause for over 3 years due to the Pandemic. The 2023 Pageant dubbed by the Founder LadyKate as “The Return” took place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Greenbelt, MD on March 18 2023. A fierce competition with very 14 intelligent, savvy and phenomenal young Leaders on stage, pledging to take the lead to champion various causes, Snit Tewoldemedhin emerged as the Queen and was crowned by her predecessor Sherylene Grice, Miss Africa USA 2019- 2023. Congratulations Queen Snit and to all the amazing, dynamic future women leaders who graced the Miss Africa stage this year, establishing a bond of sisterhood and a network to thrive and grow. Thanks to the Community who showed up in their hundreds to witness this event which today is known as the ‘Mother of African Pageants’ in the diaspora. Stay tuned and follow the Queen and her royal court of Princesses, sisters as they continue to “Take The Lead” as advocates for good causes in the community.
