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Our African Representatives at the 2013 Miss Universe Competition in Russia


This is  your  first look at our 9 African beauty queens that will be representing us this year.This year Namibia will not be participating.The 2013 Miss Universe competition will take place at the Crocus City Hall, Moscow, Russia,on Saturday 9th November 2013.

 

 

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South Africa
Name: Marilyn Ramos
Age: 22
Hometown: Klerksdorp
Height: 5 ft 9 in

 

Miss Universe 2013 South Africa - October 2013 - BellaNaija
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Miss Universe 2013 Tanzania - October 2013 - BellaNaija

 

Tanzania
Name: Betty Omara Boniphace
Age: 20
Hometown: Dar Es Salaam

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Miss Universe 2013 Angola - October 2013 - BellaNaija
Angola
Name: Vaumara Rebelo
Age: 22
Hometown: Luanda
Height: 5 ft 8 in
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Miss Universe 2013 Botswana - October 2013 - BellaNaija

 

Botswana
Name: Tsaone Macheng
Age: 19
Hometown: Nshagashogwe
Height: 5 ft 7 in

 

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Miss Universe 2013 Ethiopia - October 2013 - BellaNaija

 

Ethiopia
Name: Mhadere Tigabe
Age: 21
Hometown: Addis Ababa
Height: 5 ft 11 in

 

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Miss Universe 2013 Gabon - October 2013 - BellaNaija 02 (2)

 

Gabon
Name: Jennifer Ondo
Age: 20
Hometown: Moanda
Height: 5 ft 9 in

 

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Miss Universe 2013 Ghana - October 2013 - BellaNaija

 

Ghana
Name: Hanniel Jamin
Age: 19
Hometown: Accra
Height: 5 ft 8 in

 

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Miss Universe 2013 Mauritius - October 2013 - BellaNaija

 

Mauritius
Name: Diya Beeltah
Age: 25
Hometown: City Quatre-Bornes
Height: 5 ft 8 in

 

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Miss Universe 2013 Nigeria - October 2013 - BellaNaija

 

Nigeria
Name: Stephanie Okwu
Age: 19
Hometown: Imo
Height: 5 ft 11 in

 

BN Exclusive - Anna Ebiere Banner - August 2013 - BellaNaija 025

1 yr Remembrance for the Dana Flight 992 Plane crash Victims


This is dedicated to all those who lost loved ones in the ill-fated Dana Airlines flight from Abuja to Lagos on June 3, 2012…

The Tallest Cake in Africa


The Tallest cake in Africa was unveiled today at Silverbird Galleria In Lagos Nigeria made by Jemide Tosan. A lot of us thought it was a joke when the idea /project was announced,but Tosan managed to do it. The Cake is also really impressive,take a look:

AMAA 2012 (List of winners)


The eight Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA), held on Sunday night, at The Expo Centre, Eko Hotel & Suite in Lagos, Nigeria.Nigeria was the most awarded country on the night, receiving 12 awards, followed closely by South Africa with 10.In attendance were Hollywood stars Morris Chestnut, Lynn Whitfield,Maya Gilbert, Rockmond Dunbar amongst others.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

List of winners

Best short films – Braids on a bald head

Best Documentary – African Election: Nigeria/Germany

Best Diaspora Feature – Toussaint Louverture: France

Best Documentary in Diaspora – The Education of Auma Obama: Germany

Best Diaspora (short film) – White Sugar in a Black Pot

Best Animation – The Legend of Ngog Hills – Kenya

Best Film by an African Living Abroad – Mystery of Birds

Achievements in Production Design – Phone Swap: Pat Nebo

Achievements in Costume Design – Adesuwa Iyen Agbonifo

Achievement in Make-up – Shattered: Sarah Wanjiru

Achievement in Soundtrack – Alero’s Symphony: Chibuzor Orji (Faze)

Achievement in Visual Effects – Adesuwa: Victor Ehi-Amedu

Achievement in Sound – State of Violence: (S.A) Jim Petrack

Achievement in Cinematography – Otelo Burning: Lance Gewer

Achievement in Editing – How to Steal 2 Million: Mick Audsley

Achievement in Screenplay – Ties that Bind: Leila DJansi (Ghana)

Best Nigerian Film – Adesuwa: Lancelot Oduwa Imasuen (Nigeria)

Best Film in African Language – State of Violence: (South Africa)

Best Child Actor – Reginna Davies

Best Young/promising Actor – Ivie Okujaye: Alero’s Symphony

Best Actor in a Supporting Role – Fano Mokena: Man on Ground

Best Actress in Supporting Role – Terry Pheto: How to Steal 2 Million

Best Actor in Leading Role – Majid Michel: Somewhere in Africa

Best Actress in a Leading Role – Rita Dominic: Shattered

Best Director – Charlie Vundla: How to Steal 2 Million

AMAA Jury Award – Man on Ground

Movie of the Year – How to Steal 2 Million

The World Bank says African economies will experience faster this year.


In the World Bank ts bi-annual report on Africa’s economic prospects,it was estimated that growth in sub-Sahara Africa will rise 5.2 percent this year, accelerating from the 4.9 percent expansion predicted in 2011.The estimate is slightly lower than the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) forecast of 5.4 percent growth for 2012 published  two days ago.

World Bank’s Vice-President for Africa Dr. Obiageli Ezekwesili said African economies have continued to show resilience and some of the fastest-growing economies in the world are now in Africa. The IMF expects rising oil output in Nigeria and Angola to bolster growth in the two largest crude oil producers in Africa.

Dr. Obiageli Ezekwesili