Miss Universe 2023, Sheynnis Palacios, is set to embark on a highly anticipated visit to Zimbabwe, as confirmed by Tendai Hunda, the license holder for Miss Universe Zimbabwe. Palacios, who made history as the first Nicaraguan to win the prestigious Miss Universe title, will arrive at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport on Monday afternoon.
The visit, organized in partnership with Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, is part of Palacios’ international tour following her crowning achievement in San Salvador, El Salvador. During her stay in Zimbabwe, Palacios is scheduled to explore some of the country’s most iconic landmarks, including the breathtaking Victoria Falls, among other notable destinations.
Palacios’ win at the 2023 Miss Universe pageant was a significant milestone, with Anntonia Porsild of Thailand as the first runner-up. Before clinching the Miss Universe title, Palacios had already made a mark in the world of international beauty pageants. She reached the top 10 in the 2017 Teen Miss Universe pageant and also competed in the 2021 Miss World pageant.
Her visit to Zimbabwe underscores her expanding global influence and recognition. As she continues her international tour, Palacios’ presence in Zimbabwe is expected to draw significant attention and showcase the country’s natural and cultural beauty on a global stage.
In other news – Warriors’ Marshal Munetsi appointed first Vice-Captain at Stade de Reims
In a significant development for Stade de Reims, Marshal Munetsi, the prominent Zimbabwean international and key player for the Warriors, has been named the first vice-captain of the French Ligue 1 club ahead of the new season.
This promotion highlights Munetsi’s integral role within the team, reflecting his leadership and commitment since joining the club in 2019 from South African giants Orlando Pirates. The appointment comes as Teddy Teuma, who joined Stade de Reims last year, steps up as the new captain. Read More
