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Miss Universe Zimbabwe, Sakhile Dube, secured a spot in the top 30 at the Miss Universe pageant held in Mexico.
Dancer Victoria Kjær Theilvig, 21, of Denmark, was crowned Miss Universe 2024, making history as the first Danish winner of the competition.
Nigerian beauty queen Chidimma Adetshina was named first runner-up, while Mexico’s Maria Fernanda Beltran took home the title of second runner-up.
The top five finalists also included Thailand’s Opal Suchata Chuangsri and Venezuela’s Ileana Marquez.
Before the competition, Dube thanked Zimbabweans for supporting her journey since day one. She said:
<blockquote>
I step onto the final stage of Miss Universe, representing my beautiful country, Zimbabwe. I look back at the journey that has brought me here.
It has been a path filled with challenges, growth and unforgettable moments and I am overwhelmed with gratitude for each and every one of you who has supported me along the way.
Your unwavering belief in me has been my fortress. Every message, every cheer and every moment you stood by my side has fuelled my spirit and inspired me to reach for the stars. I carry your hopes and dreams with me and they shine brightly in my heart.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Miss Universe Zimbabwe, Sakhile Dube, came in the top 30 at the beauty pageant in Mexico. A dancer from Denmark won the Miss Universe 2024 title, with Nigerian and Mexican contestants as runners-up. The top five also included finalists from Thailand and Venezuela. Dube thanked her supporters in Zimbabwe for helping her reach the final stage. She talked about the challenges she faced and the support that kept her going. She felt grateful and inspired by everyone who believed in her. This was an important moment for her and her country.

Miss Universe Zimbabwe Sakhile Dube In Top 30 At Miss Universe 2024

Following the surprise withdrawal of Miss South Africa Mia Le Roux from the Miss Universe 2024 competition, many South Africans on social media have thrown their support behind Miss Zimbabwe, Sakhile Dube, as a strong contender for the crown.
Le Roux announced her exit just before the pageant finale, citing “health concerns,” reportedly a severe case of vertigo, according to <a href="https://www.thesouthafrican.com/lifestyle/mia-le-roux-miss-universe-predictions-miss-zimbabwe-sakhile-dube-latest/">The South African</a>.
Sakhile, a 27-year-old fashion designer, is now being seen as one of the top African favourites to win the title.
In addition to Dube, Miss Universe Nigeria, Chidimma Adetshina, is also considered a strong competitor, with her journey to the Miss Universe stage having garnered significant media attention.
The 73rd Miss Universe pageant will take place in Mexico City on Saturday, 16 November, and with the stakes higher than ever, many are now rallying behind Dube as she represents Zimbabwe on the global stage.
Social media has been buzzing with support for the Zimbabwean beauty, as fans hope to see her bring home the coveted title.
@LeboneMphahlele said: “With Queen Mia South Africa out of the pageant, my money is definitely on Miss Universe Zimbabwe Sakhile.”
@Carolzizo138540 wrote: “Sakhile, we are voting for you! All the best, as Miss South Africa has withdrawn!
@sivuyisematwa stated: “Okay, Fam, since Mia withdrew from the Miss Universe, let’s rally behind one of our own, Miss Zimbabwe. We love her.”
Anele Mdoda – a former Miss SA judge and presenter- voiced her support. She tweeted: “This lady is our pick now that our Mia is looking after her health.”
Sakhile Dube, a talented model, fashion designer, and psychology graduate, hails from Bulawayo and is one of eight children in her family.
With a passion for both fashion and philanthropy, Sakhile has earned recognition in the beauty pageant world, having won several prestigious titles, including Face of Zimbabwe Fashion Week (2018), Miss Tourism Zimbabwe (2021), Miss Earth Zimbabwe (2022), and Miss Supranational Africa (2023).
Sakhile is the founder of the Zibusiso Foundation, an initiative dedicated to supporting vulnerable children by providing social support and education opportunities.
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South Africans are now supporting Miss Zimbabwe, Sakhile Dube, to win Miss Universe after Miss South Africa had to withdraw due to health concerns. Sakhile, a 27-year-old fashion designer, is seen as a top African favorite for the crown. The pageant will take place in Mexico City on November 16th. Many people are rallying behind Sakhile on social media, showing their support. She is known for her talent in fashion, charity work, and has won several beauty pageant titles. Sakhile also founded the Zibusiso Foundation to help children in need.

South Africans Now Backing Miss Zimbabwe Sakhile Dube To Win Miss Universe

Miss Universe Zimbabwe, Sakhile Dube, turned heads with her stunning performances at the Miss Universe preliminary competition in Mexico on Thursday night, reported <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/watch-sakhile-dube-shines-at-miss-universe-preliminary-competition/">Chronicle</a>.
During the national costume segment, Sakhile wowed the audience with her striking outfit, “The Soaring Eagle,” which quickly became a fan favourite.
She followed up with a breathtaking appearance in the evening gown segment, donning a glowing lime-green dress that illuminated the stage.
As the competition heats up, organisers have announced that the Top 25 contestants will be revealed on Saturday, ahead of the grand finale at Arena CDMX.
Many are hopeful that Sakhile could secure the Miss Universe or Miss Universe Africa title, with Zimbabwe cheering on its rising star.
Sakhile’s team, including Miss Universe Zimbabwe chairperson Colonel Miniyothabo Chiwenga, national pageant director Tendai Hunda, Miss Universe Zimbabwe 2023 Brooke Bruk-Jackson, and businesswoman Zodwa Mnkandla, arrived in Mexico on Thursday to offer their full support.
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Miss Universe Zimbabwe, Sakhile Dube, amazed everyone with her beautiful outfits at the competition in Mexico. Her national costume and evening gown were stunning. The competition will reveal the Top 25 contestants soon. People think Sakhile could win Miss Universe or Miss Universe Africa. Her team is there to support her. Zimbabwe is proud of their rising star. Let's see what happens at the grand finale!

Miss Universe Zimbabwe Sakhile Dube Wows Audiences In Mexico

24-year-old Sakhile Dube was on Tuesday night crowned Zimbabwe Miss Tourism at The Venue in Avondale, The Herald reports. Dube who was competing for the title together with 11 other beauty queens received a cash prize of $500 and other prizes from other sponsors.
According to a publication at the pageant that was streamed live on social media:
<ul>
<li>Dorothy Bhebhe was voted First Princess.</li>
<li>Onesimo Nkomo was the second runner-up and Miss Personality title.</li>
<li>Irene Tuturu was crowned Miss Talent.</li>
</ul>
Bhebhe received US$300 in price money, Nkomo received US$200 for being the second princess and US$100 for the Miss Personality crown.
Speaking about her journey to becoming Zimbabwe Miss Tourism, the newly crowned queen said she has participated in fashion shows in South Africa and Italy:
<blockquote>I have always been a runway model. I tried to enter into a beauty pageant in 2017 as I participated at the Miss Zimbabwe World, but did not make it. I haven’t taken part in any pageant after that, but I would like to announce that I am back on stage.
I am happy to win this title and perseverance pays, now I am representing the country and hope to bring the crown home. I took part in fashion shows in Milan (Italy) and South Africa in 2017</blockquote>
The new Zimbabwe Miss Tourism will next month represent Zimbabwe at the tourism international pageant in China. Miss Tourism was last year <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/12/12/miss-tourism-zimbabwe-pageant-cancelled-as-models-are-involved-in-accident/">canceled after models were involved in an accident</a>.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/sakhile-dube-crowned-zim-miss-tourism/">The Herald </a>

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