Miss Grand Tanzania

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Miss Grand Tanzania
Established11 August 2017;6 years ago (2017-08-11)
FounderRasheedah Jamaldin
TypeBeauty pageant
Headquarters Dar es Salaam
Location
Membership
Miss Grand International
Official language
English
President
Nazimizye Adam
Parent organization
Avil and Minazi Entertainment Ltd. (2024–present)
Miss Grand Tanzania licensee timeline
Miss Grand Tanzania
Miss Grand Tanzania 2014 Lorraine Marriot in swimwear during the Miss Grand International 2014 pageant camp in Thailand. Lorraine Marriot.png
Miss Grand Tanzania 2014 Lorraine Marriot in swimwear during the Miss Grand International 2014 pageant camp in Thailand.

Miss Grand Tanzania was a Tanzanian female national beauty pageant, founded in 2017 by a Dar es Salaam-based legal counsel, Rasheedah Jamaldin. [1] [2] The winner of the contest represented the country in its international parent contest, Miss Grand International. [2] [3] Jamaldin terminated her partnership with Miss Grand International Limited in late 2018 after her both affiliated representatives were unplaced two years in a row. Previously, from 2014 to 2015, the competition license belonged to a businessperson, Veronika Rovegno, [4] but all country representatives during that period were appointed. [5] [6]

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Since the debutant in 2014, to date, none of Tanzania's representatives have qualified for the top 20 round on the international stage. However, the 2018 candidate, Queen Mugesi Ainory Gesase, was placed among the top 10 best in a national costume competition, one of the main sub-contests in the Miss Grand International pageant. [7]

History

Tanzania made its debutant at Miss Grand International in 2014 by Lorraine Marriot, [5] under the direction of a businessperson based in Dar es Salaam, Veronika Rovegno. [4] Later in 2015, Jinah Dameckh, the second runner-up Miss Tanzania 2014, was appointed to represent the country at the 2015 international edition but she withdrew for undisclosed reasons. [6]

After two consecutive years of absence, Tanzania returned to the competition when a group of local organizers including, Swahili Studios, Merry Bright Beauty Point, City Star Boutique, and Infinity Lounge, with legal counsel, Rasheedah Jamaldin, as director, purchased the franchise for 2017–2018. [1] [2] [8] Under Rasheedah's directorship, the first and only edition of the Miss Grand Tanzania pageant was held to determine the country representative for Miss Grand International 2017 at the Dar es Salaam Convention Center on 11 August 2017, [1] [2] featuring twenty-eight national finalists, [9] of whom Batuli Mohamed was crowned Miss Grand Tanzania 2017. [1] [2] [3] The final competition was attended by Miss Grand International 2016, Ariska Putri Pertiwi, and the vice president of the international organization, Teresa Chaivisut. [2] [9]

Initially, the licensee intended to run the pageant from the community to the national level, [1] but in 2018, a Tanzanian representative for Miss Grand International, Queen Mugesi Ainory Gesase, was instead appointed, [7] [10] and the contract between the international and the Tanzanian organizer was no longer extended. Since then, to date, no Tanzanian candidates have additionally participated in the Miss Grand International pageant.

Edition

The following list is the edition detail of the Miss Grand Tanzania contest, which was held individually once in 2017.

EditionDateFinal venueEntrantsWinnerRef.
1stAugust 11, 2017Dar es Salaam Convention Center, Dar es Salaam 28Batuli Mohamed [1] [3]
2ndAugust 31, 2024TBA

Representatives at Miss Grand International

Color keys
List of Tanzanian representatives at Miss Grand International
YearRepresentativeOriginal national titleCompetition performanceNational directorRef.
PlacementsOther award
2014Lorraine Marriot [α] AppointedUnplaced—Veronika Rovegno [5] [11]
2015Jinah Dameckh2nd runner-up Miss Tanzania 2014 Unable to competeHashim Lundenga [6]
2017Batuli MohamedMiss Grand Tanzania 2017Unplaced—Rasheedah Jamaldin [3] [12]
2018Mugesi GesaseAppointedUnplaced— [7] [10]
2019-2023: No representatives
2024TBATBANazimizye Adam

Note:

  1. ^α Later Miss Universe Tanzania 2015. [13]

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