• GloSpotlight Wednesday

    _Zimbabwe’s Pageantry Queens: Rising, Reigning, and Redefining the Global Stage_

    This Wednesday, we spotlight on a moment Zimbabwe will never forget. 2025 wasn’t just another year for pageantry — it was *Zimbabwe’s historic breakthrough* on the world stage.

    From Miss Universe to Miss Earth, Zimbabwean queens stood tall across *10 major international pageants*, carrying the flag with elegance, intellect, and unshakeable confidence:

    *Miss Africa | Miss International | Universal Woman | Miss Universe | Miss World*
    *Miss Grand International | Miss Cosmo | Top Model of the World | Miss Africa International | Miss Earth*

    And the results spoke for themselves:
    - *Miss International Zimbabwe*: 1st Runner-Up
    - *Miss Cosmo Zimbabwe*: Top 10
    - *Miss Universe Zimbabwe*: Top 30
    - *Miss World Zimbabwe*: Top 40

    These aren’t just placements. They’re proof that Zimbabwe is no longer knocking on the door — we’re walking through it.

    Behind the crowns are real women with real stories. _“Beyond the Crown”_ by Miss Universe Zimbabwe captured it perfectly: real stories, the journey, the impact, and what comes after. Queens like *Sakhile Dube, Lyshanda Moyas, Lisa Sibanda, and Yolanda Chimbarami* are showing that beauty is only the beginning. Leadership, advocacy, and cultural pride are the legacy.

    Zimbabwe’s pageantry scene has shifted from participation to domination. We’ve gone from being the underdog to being the nation others watch, study, and respect.

    This is more than a win for the queens. It’s a win for every Zimbabwean girl who now sees herself reflected on the global stage.

    *Zimbabwe rises. Zimbabwe shines. Zimbabwe leads.*

    #GloSpotlight #ZimbabweRises #PageantryQueens #ZimToTheWorld #BeyondTheCrown
    GloSpotlight Wednesday 🌟 _Zimbabwe’s Pageantry Queens: Rising, Reigning, and Redefining the Global Stage_ This Wednesday, we spotlight on a moment Zimbabwe will never forget. 2025 wasn’t just another year for pageantry — it was *Zimbabwe’s historic breakthrough* on the world stage. From Miss Universe to Miss Earth, Zimbabwean queens stood tall across *10 major international pageants*, carrying the flag with elegance, intellect, and unshakeable confidence: *Miss Africa | Miss International | Universal Woman | Miss Universe | Miss World* *Miss Grand International | Miss Cosmo | Top Model of the World | Miss Africa International | Miss Earth* And the results spoke for themselves: - *Miss International Zimbabwe*: 1st Runner-Up - *Miss Cosmo Zimbabwe*: Top 10 - *Miss Universe Zimbabwe*: Top 30 - *Miss World Zimbabwe*: Top 40 These aren’t just placements. They’re proof that Zimbabwe is no longer knocking on the door — we’re walking through it. Behind the crowns are real women with real stories. _“Beyond the Crown”_ by Miss Universe Zimbabwe captured it perfectly: real stories, the journey, the impact, and what comes after. Queens like *Sakhile Dube, Lyshanda Moyas, Lisa Sibanda, and Yolanda Chimbarami* are showing that beauty is only the beginning. Leadership, advocacy, and cultural pride are the legacy. Zimbabwe’s pageantry scene has shifted from participation to domination. We’ve gone from being the underdog to being the nation others watch, study, and respect. This is more than a win for the queens. It’s a win for every Zimbabwean girl who now sees herself reflected on the global stage. *Zimbabwe rises. Zimbabwe shines. Zimbabwe leads.* #GloSpotlight #ZimbabweRises #PageantryQueens #ZimToTheWorld #BeyondTheCrown
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  • Wednesday GloSpotlight:
    4 Zimbabwean Sommeliers Who Took on the World Blind

    Today we’re spotlighting one moment that changed everything: _Blind Ambition_.

    Tinashe Nyamudoka, Joseph T Dhafana, Pardon Taguzu, and Marlvin Gwese came together as a team with no funding, no industry backing, and a goal that sounded crazy — compete at the World Blind Wine Tasting Championships in France. They trained in Harare, blind tasting with what they had, and crowdfunded their way to the global stage.

    They walked into a room of the world’s best sommeliers and held their own. That moment put Zimbabwean wine on the map and proved our palates belong anywhere.

    Here’s who they are individually:

    *1. Tinashe Nyamudoka – Kumusha Wines*
    Sommelier turned founder. His brand Kumusha is built on African identity, premium blends, and telling Zimbabwean stories through every bottle.

    *2. Joseph T Dhafana – Mosi Wines & Spirits*
    First black African to win Best Sommelier in South Africa. He brought that expertise home to create Mosi — bold, rooted, and internationally recognized.

    *3. Pardon Taguzu – Madzimbahwe*
    Educator and blender. Pardon created Madzimbahwe to make wine relatable to African palates, using local fruit and flavors we actually grew up with.

    *4. Marlvin Gwese – Mukanya Wines*
    Storyteller and hospitality pro. Mukanya celebrates Zimbabwean culture, with every label and sip rooted in heritage.

    One team. Four brands. One message: Zimbabwean excellence doesn’t wait for permission.

    Watch _Blind Ambition_DocuFilm on Amazon Prime Video.

    Drop a if you’re inspired.

    #GloSpotlight
    #BlindAmbition
    #KumushaWines
    #MosiWines
    #Madzimbahwe
    #MukanyaWines
    #ZimbabweanWines
    Wednesday GloSpotlight: 4 Zimbabwean Sommeliers Who Took on the World Blind Today we’re spotlighting one moment that changed everything: _Blind Ambition_. Tinashe Nyamudoka, Joseph T Dhafana, Pardon Taguzu, and Marlvin Gwese came together as a team with no funding, no industry backing, and a goal that sounded crazy — compete at the World Blind Wine Tasting Championships in France. They trained in Harare, blind tasting with what they had, and crowdfunded their way to the global stage. They walked into a room of the world’s best sommeliers and held their own. That moment put Zimbabwean wine on the map and proved our palates belong anywhere. Here’s who they are individually: *1. Tinashe Nyamudoka – Kumusha Wines* Sommelier turned founder. His brand Kumusha is built on African identity, premium blends, and telling Zimbabwean stories through every bottle. *2. Joseph T Dhafana – Mosi Wines & Spirits* First black African to win Best Sommelier in South Africa. He brought that expertise home to create Mosi — bold, rooted, and internationally recognized. *3. Pardon Taguzu – Madzimbahwe* Educator and blender. Pardon created Madzimbahwe to make wine relatable to African palates, using local fruit and flavors we actually grew up with. *4. Marlvin Gwese – Mukanya Wines* Storyteller and hospitality pro. Mukanya celebrates Zimbabwean culture, with every label and sip rooted in heritage. One team. Four brands. One message: Zimbabwean excellence doesn’t wait for permission. Watch _Blind Ambition_DocuFilm on Amazon Prime Video. Drop a 🍷 if you’re inspired. #GloSpotlight #BlindAmbition #KumushaWines #MosiWines #Madzimbahwe #MukanyaWines #ZimbabweanWines
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  • WEDNESDAY // GloSpotlight

    Varaidzo “Vee” Kativhu

    The headline:
    British-Zimbabwean education activist. YouTuber. Author. International speaker.

    The backstory:
    Born in Zimbabwe. Her father died when she was 2. At 6 she moved to the UK with her mother. Her first high school was in Wales. She faced racism and bullying there. The family moved to Dudley. At 16 she worked at McDonald’s during A-Levels to help at home. She became the first in her school to get into Oxford.

    The pivot:
    While at Oxford she started YouTube as @veekativhu98. She documented life as a Black African woman studying Classical Archaeology & Ancient History at Lady Margaret Hall. The channel grew to over 500,000 followers. Malala appeared in her videos.

    The build:
    She founded Empowered By Vee. The charity runs skill-based workshops to get underrepresented students into higher education. She wrote _EMPOWERED: Live Your Life with Passion and Purpose_ to share the blueprint.

    The credentials:
    Oxford BA. Harvard Masters in International Education Policy. PhD in Education Leadership at Claremont Graduate University, defended in 2026 at age 27.

    The recognition:
    BBC 100 Women 2023. Diana Legacy Award from Prince William & Prince Harry. British Vogue Force For Change 2024. Youngest Honorary Doctorate from University of Bradford. UN Young Leader for the SDGs.

    Why she matters:
    _“Education is my superpower and it gives me the key to unlock knowledge of this incredible world and to empower myself.”_
    From Zimbabwe to Oxford. From McDonald’s to Harvard. She turns access into action.

    #GloSpotlight
    #VaraidzoKativhu
    WEDNESDAY // GloSpotlight Varaidzo “Vee” Kativhu The headline: British-Zimbabwean education activist. YouTuber. Author. International speaker. The backstory: Born in Zimbabwe. Her father died when she was 2. At 6 she moved to the UK with her mother. Her first high school was in Wales. She faced racism and bullying there. The family moved to Dudley. At 16 she worked at McDonald’s during A-Levels to help at home. She became the first in her school to get into Oxford. The pivot: While at Oxford she started YouTube as @veekativhu98. She documented life as a Black African woman studying Classical Archaeology & Ancient History at Lady Margaret Hall. The channel grew to over 500,000 followers. Malala appeared in her videos. The build: She founded Empowered By Vee. The charity runs skill-based workshops to get underrepresented students into higher education. She wrote _EMPOWERED: Live Your Life with Passion and Purpose_ to share the blueprint. The credentials: Oxford BA. Harvard Masters in International Education Policy. PhD in Education Leadership at Claremont Graduate University, defended in 2026 at age 27. The recognition: BBC 100 Women 2023. Diana Legacy Award from Prince William & Prince Harry. British Vogue Force For Change 2024. Youngest Honorary Doctorate from University of Bradford. UN Young Leader for the SDGs. Why she matters: _“Education is my superpower and it gives me the key to unlock knowledge of this incredible world and to empower myself.”_ From Zimbabwe to Oxford. From McDonald’s to Harvard. She turns access into action. #GloSpotlight #VaraidzoKativhu
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  • GloSpotlight is shining bright on two of Zimbabwe's most iconic heroes - Ambuya Nehanda and Sekuru Kaguvi!

    These legendary freedom fighters, revered as spirit mediums, played pivotal roles in the First Chimurenga, fighting against colonial rule and paving the way for Zimbabwe's independence.

    Their unwavering courage and spiritual leadership inspired a nation to rise up against oppression, and their legacy continues to inspire generations .

    Ambuya Nehanda, in particular, is an icon of strength and resilience, symbolizing the unyielding spirit of Zimbabwe. Her bravery and sacrifice have been immortalized in an iconic statue in Harare, a testament to her enduring legacy as a force to be reckoned with.

    Let's honor their memory and remember their bravery. #GloSpotlight #ZimbabweHeroes
    GloSpotlight 🌟 is shining bright on two of Zimbabwe's most iconic heroes - Ambuya Nehanda and Sekuru Kaguvi! These legendary freedom fighters, revered as spirit mediums, played pivotal roles in the First Chimurenga, fighting against colonial rule and paving the way for Zimbabwe's independence. Their unwavering courage and spiritual leadership inspired a nation to rise up against oppression, and their legacy continues to inspire generations 💪. Ambuya Nehanda, in particular, is an icon of strength and resilience, symbolizing the unyielding spirit of Zimbabwe. Her bravery and sacrifice have been immortalized in an iconic statue in Harare, a testament to her enduring legacy as a force to be reckoned with. Let's honor their memory and remember their bravery. #GloSpotlight #ZimbabweHeroes
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  • As GloMedia, we're very proud and honored to cover the Artemis 2 crew !

    From GloQueens featuring Christina Kosh , GloSpotlight highlighting the crew , a tricky space trivia , to Cinema Nights with GloTV's Artemis 2 crew splashdown !

    Shoutout to our franchise teams:
    #GloTv
    #GloPress
    #GloQueens
    #GloSports
    #GloSpotlight
    #FridayVibes
    #MamasKitchenHut

    Here's to growing together!
    As GloMedia, we're very proud and honored to cover the Artemis 2 crew 🚀! From GloQueens featuring Christina Kosh 💃, GloSpotlight highlighting the crew 💫, a tricky space trivia 🤔, to Cinema Nights with GloTV's Artemis 2 crew splashdown 🎥! Shoutout to our franchise teams: #GloTv 📺 #GloPress 📰 #GloQueens 👑 #GloSports 🏆 #GloSpotlight 💫 #FridayVibes 🎉 #MamasKitchenHut 🍴 Here's to growing together! 🚀
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  • It's Wednesday, THE DAY THE SPOTLIGHT SHINES! Last week, we celebrated the legendary Zimbabwean winemaker, Tinashe Nyamudoka, who's putting African wine on the global map with Kumusha Wine Brands . Welcome to GloSpotlight, where legends are made and stories ignite change! Stay tuned... who's next?
    It's Wednesday, THE DAY THE SPOTLIGHT SHINES! 🌟 Last week, we celebrated the legendary Zimbabwean winemaker, Tinashe Nyamudoka, who's putting African wine on the global map with Kumusha Wine Brands 🍷. Welcome to GloSpotlight, where legends are made and stories ignite change! Stay tuned... who's next? 😊
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