Meet contestant Mary of Mr and Miss East Africa UK 2010
Jun 3rd
Contestant Mary wants to sponsor a child from Forever Angels Baby Home in Tanzania with the prize money, will she get your support?
My name is Mary Muthoni, a 20 year old student at Kingston University studying Forensic Science. I represent Kenya in this contest. I am also a part-time play-worker at a primary school. My hobbies are dancing, cat-walking, basketball, voluntary work, baby sitting and attending gospel concerts.
I would like people to support me to win this prestigious title as I like getting involved with good causes. By taking part in this show, I will be helping to raise funds the less privileged children so they can have a better life.
I f I win, I would like to invest the prize money in establishing a performing arts centre in Kenya and eventually other parts of East Africa. I will also be a permanent sponsor of a specific child from the official charity of this year’s Mr and Miss East Africa UK, Forever angels baby home in Tanzania; so I will start by investing my winnings on the child.
Please buy your advance voting tickets and come and cast your votes for me live at Central Hall Westminster on 3rd July.
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Meet contestant Sharifah of Mr and Miss East Africa UK 2010
Jun 3rd
Miss East Africa UK 2010 contestant Sharifah has passion for children, her wish is to take children off the streets of Uganda
My name is Sharifah Mukamusoni. I’m representing Uganda. Currently I work part time as a sales representative. My hobbies include, reading novels, watching movies, listening to music,surfing the internet as well as socialising and spending time with family and friends.
I want people to support me so that I can win Miss East Africa UK 2010. I want to use the prize money to be able to help out the suffering children on the streets of Uganda as I have passion for children. I want to improve their well-being and also be able to give them a chance to gain an education. Children are the future so we need to love and cherish them.
Come and cast your votes for me on 3rd July at Central Hall Westminster, London.
Meet contestant Kisakye of Mr and Miss East Africa UK 2010
Jun 3rd
Miss East Africa UK contestant Kisakye would like to give back to her community by creating employment through her business Kampala Fashion Week
Ugandan beauty Kisakye studies fashion promotion at the University for Creative Arts, Rochester
My name is Kisakye Namulondo Nanambi, I am a 21 year old student from Uganda, studying Fashion Promotion at the University for the Creative Arts in Rochester, Kent. I also work in a private nursery in Blackheath, London and love children after all, they are the future! I have a passion for fashion, food and music but above all, our almighty heavenly Father.
I should win Miss East Africa UK 2010 because I have enormous dreams and ambitions for myself that involve being able to help the vulnerable all over the world. I would like to be known and remembered as someone who has achieved great things in the fashion industry whilst caring and helping the less privileged in Africa and eventually the World.
If I win this prestigious title I would invest the money into Kampala Fashion Week; a business I am putting together at the moment, which I am very excited about. I believe my business will create employment in Uganda and will give motivation and encouragement for designers, stylists, models promoters, entertainers and the young generation of East Africa as well as giving back to different charities across Africa every year.
Come and vote for me at the Miss East Africa UK finals on the 3rd of July at Central Hall Westminister. It’s not what abilities you have that makes a difference; it’s what you do with these abilities that’s paramount.
Help me make a difference!
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Meet contestant Marie of Mr and Miss East Africa UK 2010
Jun 2nd
Miss East Africa UK contestant Marie would like to invest prize money in a youth programme in Kenya and parts of East Africa
My name is Marie Swamba and I’m representing Kenya in the Miss East Africa UK competition 2010. I’m a Biomedical Science student at the University of Hull. I am a kind hearted, caring individual who’s not scared of responsibility. I believe in aiming for the best in everything I do.I socialise with friends and help run young womens’ groups (NSPCC) during my spare time. I also indulge in sports and exercises as I believe that feeling good about yourself has to start from within you.
I should be crowned Miss East Africa UK 2010 as I know I have what it takes to hold the title.I am the true definition of beauty with brains. I’m on a full scholarship at my university as a result of excellent A-levels. I’m also the current holder of the title ‘Face of Barking and Dagenham 2009′. I work comfortably with people of all ages as this is an important aspect in business.
Once crowned Miss East Africa UK (by God’s grace),I will invest the cash prize in upcoming youth programmes in Kenya and eventually in the whole of East Africa.I’m passionate about showcasing the great talents that young people in Africa posses that has gone unrecognised for years. I have been working hand in hand with youth organisations in the UK hence why I opted to invest the money in young people.
I hope you can make it to the show on the 3rd of July 2010 to vote for me to make my ambitious dream a reality.
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Meet Contestant Sinitta of Mr and Miss East Africa UK 2010
Jun 2nd
Miss East Africa UK contestant Sinitta is keen on promoting African Art
I’m sinitta Owor. I’m representing Uganda. My passion is Africa. I want to see the people of Africa bettering and catering for themselves. Among other things I enjoy are art, dancing and meeting new people.
If I win Mr and Miss East Africa UK 2010 I would use the prize money to help people involved in African artistry such as dance, painting and sculpture/craft to set up a business or to sell their products to bigger businesses in Africa and oversees.
Buy your tickets and come and cast your votes for me on 3rd July live at Central Hall Westminster, London.
Meet contestant Sharon of Mr and Miss East Africa UK 2010
Jun 2nd
Miss East Africa UK contestant Sharon needs your help to win so she can run a beauty pageant that with help guide young African women through their career goals
My name is Sharon Jennipher Adhiambo, I am 21 years old. I was born in Kenya and sincerely value my heritage, which is why I will be representing my country. I’m currently taking a year off, however I am very much looking forward to studying software development in September. I’m also an aspiring model.
I’m a highly motivated young woman with extraordinary qualities and a renewed energy. I am very goal oriented and I hope to achieve a lot of positivity and recognition in my future through a lot of hard work, determination and dedication. I enjoy meeting new people and networking; also extremely outgoing and approachable.
My business venture is to run a pageant hopefully franchise in MR and Miss East Africa UK. My mission will be to bring in new ideas and developments i.e. to provide educational opportunities and self developments to outstanding young black women and to develop the “whole woman mind, body, and spirit.” My vision is for young African women in the UK to reflect the spotlight on Africa, tell their stories to the world, inspire one another, build self esteem, and perceive their beauty inside and out. I would also like to help contestants become top achievers and further their talents or career goals.
I am a go getter and when I have an idea burning in my head or even set my heart out to do something I always set a plan and find a way to achieve my goals. My plans after this pageant are to be involved and to also volunteer in charities and orphanages helping children who have lost their parents in unfortunate circumstances, collecting books, clothes and toys for orphans and street children in East Africa.
Please come and support me to take my dream to empower young African women in UK further, buy your advance tickets for the Grand Finals at Central Hall Westminster on the 3rd of July and vote for me. Thank you.
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Meet contestant Daisy of Mr and Miss East Africa UK 2010
May 28th
Kenyan contestant Daisy is already supporting a village school in Kenya, she needs your votes so she can get involved with more schools
My name is Daisy Rogers. I will be representing Kenya. I am studying psychology and society health and development. My spare time is spent socialising, sports and organising fundraising events for charities and for disadvantaged schools in Kenya. I am determined, hard working and I have a great sense of humour (that’s if you get my jokes).
The public should come and cast their votes for me because I have great passion for children and young people like me in Africa. I’ve always wanted to get involved with issues such as tackling lack of daily essentials like clean water and children that suffer with HIV. I have now been given the opportunity and I am going to take it and change lives one child at a time. I have already helped one school in the village in Kenya and I am determined to help more disadvantage children.
If I’m crowned Miss East Africa UK, the prize money will be invested in my business which is promoting sports and giving a chance to children who have talent but they do not have enough money or equipment to pursue there talent and break the poverty chain. From my experience being raised up in Kenya, there is a lot of talent in youngsters that is going to waste. I would also work closely with particulars school to help supply them with shoes, uniform and books.
Please buy your advance voting ticket and come and cast your vote for me on 3rd July at Central Hall Westminster.
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Meet contestant Allen of Mr and Miss East Africa UK 2010
May 28th
Ugandan contestant Allen would like to help Africans open small businesses
My name is Allen Lule ( Ziriddamu) and I come from Uganda. I work as a customer service assistant.
I’m proud to be a contestant of Miss East Africa UK 2010 and would like your support to win this prestigious title.
I would like to win the prize money to assist me with my business venture which is to
help people in Africa start up small businesses. In doing that it will make them more self-reliant, reduce
poverty hence parents won’t force their children to beg off the streets and into child labour.
Please support me to win.
Buy your advance voting ticket now and come and cast your vote live at Central Hall Westminster on 3rd July.
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Meet contestant Rebecca of Mr and Miss East Africa UK 2010
May 26th
Contestant Rebecca would like your support to win so she can establish eye care clinics in Sudan
Rebecca has a burning desire to establish homes for needy children in Sudan
I am Rebecca Kwawang and I ‘m currently pursuing an accountancy career. I’m simply a caring person who tries to laugh at least 3 times a day. I love music all day, every day, I like dancing and spoken word mainly because I can’t sing.
If I were to win Miss East Africa UK, I would invest part of the prize money to lay foundation for clinics alongside orphanages in Sudan that would provide much needed eye care, and the remainder of the money would be spent on establishing a Dance Academy in the UK focusing on building confidence in children.
You should buy your tickets and come and cast your Vote for Becky live on 3rd July at Central Hall Westminster because I reflect, and will uphold the values MIss East Africa UK represents.
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Meet contestant Gloria of Mr and Miss East Africa UK 2010
May 26th
Miss East Africa UK 2010 contestant Gloria wants to create a range of Fair-trade skin care products with ingredients sourced directly from Africa
Contestant Gloria needs your support to make her dream a reality
Hello beautiful people 
. My name is Gloria Nsubuga, a 21 year old International Business student who was originally born in Uganda. I have extreme passion for God, reading, my heritage and helping to put an end to the strife which illness and poverty has caused the motherland of Africa.
I believe I should win Miss East Africa UK 2010 because I am an ambitious young lady who knows where she has come from but also where she is going. This attribute allows me to keep my focus on my purpose by following on course until successful, even through adversity.
I would represent both Uganda alongside the whole of East Africa and our disadvantaged children to the best of my ability. If I were to win, I would invest the money into creating a fair-trade skin care line which would be partly sourced from Uganda using some of its most beautiful rich resources whilst ensuring farmers are paid fairly therefore helping the economy to flourish.
No man is an island, and with your help I know I can make a difference whilst making my dream a reality. So
Please do come and support me on July the 3rd by buying your voting ticket! Thank you.
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