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Miss World 2025 72nd edition is just around the corner, and Africa is ready to shine. From Nigeria to Namibia, some truly stunning and talented young women will be representing the continent and they’re not just beautiful, they’re smart, passionate, and ready to make a difference.
The big event is happening on May 31, 2025, at the HITEX Exhibition Centre in Hyderabad, India. This year, 110 contestants from all over the world will be competing for the crown and we’re super excited about the amazing African queens who will be there.
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What Happens Before the Big Night?
Before the final show where the winner is crowned, the contestants go through a bunch of fun but important challenges. These help the judges see who truly has what it takes to be Miss World.
Here’s a quick breakdown of what they’ll be doing:
- Talent Challenge (May 22): This is where contestants show off their special talents like singing, dancing, painting, or even playing instruments. It’s happening at a cool spot called Shilpakala Vedika.
- Head-to-Head Challenge (May 23): Here, the girls talk about real-world issues and ideas at the Indian School of Business. It’s more like a chat session where they get to share what they think and believe in.
- Top Model Challenge (May 24): Time to walk the runway. The girls will strut their stuff in stylish outfits at HITEX. There’ll also be a jewellery and pearl fashion show the next day.
- Beauty With a Purpose (May 26): This is a big one. The contestants present their charity projects, things they’re passionate about and how they’re helping their communities. It’s not just about looking good, it’s about doing good too.
Meet the African Queens Taking the Stage
Let’s take a closer look at some of the amazing ladies who will be flying Africa’s flag at Miss World 2025:
Joy Raimi (Nigeria)
Selma Kamanya (Namibia)
Mame Fama Gaye (Senegal)
Fatoumata Coulibaly (Côte d’Ivoire)
Grace Ramtu (Kenya)
Kadiatou Savané (Guinea)
Hasset Dereje (Ethiopia)
Zainab Jama (Somalia)
Nathalie Yao-Amuama (Togo)
Natasha Nyonyozi (Uganda)
Miss World isn’t just about looking pretty in gowns. it’s about women who want to change the world for the better. These queens are using their voices to talk about real problems, share ideas, and support causes that matter.
They’re showing that African women are strong, smart, caring, and full of potential.
Stay tuned for more highlights and updates as the Miss World 2025 journey continues.
