Day 4 Miss Supranational 💫 The girls paid a courtesy call to the Mayor of Nowysacz. Check out their outfits Côte d’Ivoire 🇨🇮 Lisa Konan Ghana 🇬🇭 NAA ASHELEY Namibia 🇳🇦 Cassia Sharpley Nigeria 🇳🇬 NDAH GIFT ENO Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 Lachaeveh A.K.Y Davies South Africa 🇿🇦 SHANNON BENTING Zambia 🇿🇲 Eutray Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 Nic Coc Which country are you supporting? Raise your flag🔥 Follow Crown | Updates | Africa for more 🫶 #misssupranational #africa #crownupdatesafrica

𝗟𝗢𝗢𝗞 | The Miss Supranational 2026 candidates finally received their official sashes last night. The sashing ceremony was led by reigning Miss Supranational, Eduarda Braum. Who stands out? 🪄: Officially sashed! Côte d’Ivoire 🇨🇮 Lisa Konan Ghana 🇬🇭 NAA ASHELEY Namibia 🇳🇦 Cassia Sharpley Nigeria 🇳🇬 NDAH GIFT ENO South Africa 🇿🇦 SHANNON BENTING Zambia 🇿🇲 Eutray Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 Nic Coc Which country are you supporting? Raise your flag🔥 Follow Crown | Updates | Africa for more 🫶 #misssupranational #africa #crownupdatesafrica

THE QUEENS OF THE MOTHERLAND TEAM AFRICA FOR THE MISS SUPRANATIONAL 2026 CROWN Meet the 9 STUNNING delegates heading to Poland to represent the continent this July; Côte d’Ivoire 🇨🇮 @miss_lisakonan Ghana 🇬🇭 @naa_asheley_nartey Namibia 🇳🇦 @cassiasharpley Nigeria 🇳🇬 @gift_ndah Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 @the_lachaeveh South Africa 🇿🇦 @shannonbenting Tanzania 🇹🇿 @tracy.nabukeera Zambia 🇿🇲 @ms_simwatachela Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 @nicole_zwe Africa, Raise your flags All the best ladies ❤️ Follow Crown | Updates | Africa for more 🫶 #misssupranational #africa #misssupranational2026 #teamafrica #nigeria #namibia

CINEMA NIGHTS PROFILES WARDROBE 2026 MET GALA The carpet was a stage this year. ANOK YAI in Balenciaga brought quiet power in black with that dramatic hood. BEYONCÉ in Schiaparelli looked like armor and light, silver, feathers, and a crown. NICKI MINAJ in Thom Browne played with pinstripes and flowers, sharp and playful. TEMS in Ozwald Boateng showed Nigerian elegance with that blue gown and patterned umbrella. SZA in Marni stepped out like sunshine, yellow, flowers, and wings. Plus a white pinstripe gown with a long train that let the cut do the talking. Different energy, same point. Black and African talent taking up space in every shade. Which one stayed with you most? #CinemaNightsProfiles #MetGala2026 #WardrobeSpotlight #ANOKYAI #BEYONCE #NICKIMINAJ #TEMS #SZA

GLO SPOTLIGHT | WEDNESDAY FEATURE Ishmael Tsakatsa. Founder and Head Designer of Zargue’sia. Born in 1992, Ishmael grew up with a love for unique fashion. He first stepped onto the scene at Zimbabwe Fashion Week 2012 in the Young Designers competition. In 2013 he launched Zargue’sia at Zimbabwe Fashion Week and was nominated for Emerging Designer of the Year. Zargue’sia is a luxuriant Christian brand. It’s built on elegance, opulence, and a romanticism of royalty. The work reflects the magnificence and radiance of God’s beauty, for the Zargue’sia woman and the Zargue’sia man. Awards and highlights: 2025 Bridal Wear Designer of the Year, ZWING Wedding Industry Awards 2024 Miss Universe Zimbabwe Best Designer Award 2014 Zimbabwean Designer of the Year, Zimbabwe Fashion Awards 2017 Zimbabwe Models Awards, Best Designer 2015 Future Africa Leaders Award, Lagos Nigeria From Harare to runways in Soweto, Swahili, Lusaka, and beyond. Faith in the foundation. Excellence in the craft. #GloSpotlight #IshmaelTsakatsa #Zarguesia #ZimbabweanDesigner #AfricanFashion #MadeInZimbabwe

Nigerian-born artist Njideka Akunyili Crosby created the first official joint portrait of former US President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama for the Obama Presidential Centre in Chicago. Now based in the United States, Njideka is known for her large-scale works exploring identity, memory and life between cultures. Swipe to learn more about the artist behind the portrait.

GloPress News Release Date: June 2026 Powerful Gathering of Women Leaders Hosted by Ruvheneko Parirenyatwa Leaves Lasting Impact Harare, Zimbabwe — Some rooms leave you inspired. Some rooms leave you grateful. This past weekend’s gathering did both. Hosted by renowned broadcaster Ruvheneko Parirenyatwa, the event brought together remarkable women from across Africa and the diaspora for a day of honest conversation, healing, and empowerment. Attendees flew in from Zambia, Kenya, Uganda, South Africa, Nigeria, Dubai, the UK, and the USA to be part of the experience in Zimbabwe. "To stand before a room of remarkable women and help steward conversations that matter was an honour," Ruvheneko shared in her reflections after the event. She extended gratitude to Nyenge and Aunt Pet for the trust placed in her to lead the weekend. The speaker lineup was described as phenomenal, powerful, professional and deeply inspiring. The highlight for many was the presence of Guest of Honour Mrs. Tsitsi Masiyiwa, whose wisdom, authenticity, and conviction left the room visibly moved. "What a woman. Your wisdom, authenticity and conviction left the entire room richer. Thank you for pouring so generously into us," Ruvheneko said. Organizers noted that the energy in the room transformed the day from a standard event into something far deeper. "To every woman who attended: your energy, vulnerability, grace and honesty transformed the day from an event into an experience!" The message closed with a note of encouragement for women everywhere: "And to every woman reading this—healing while having to show up, grieving while having to love, building while quietly breaking inside—keep going. God is not done. ✨" The weekend has already sparked conversations online about the need for more spaces where African women can lead, heal, and build together. For media inquiries, contact GloPress News Desk.

Africa’s Torchbearers: Voices & Legacies _Africa Day 2026 Special_ Founding Fathers of the African Union The architects of African unity: Kwame Nkrumah, Julius Nyerere, Haile Selassie, and others who founded the OAU in 1963. Their push for solidarity and self-determination laid the foundation for the AU today. Leaders & Activists Nelson Mandela – South Africa. Statesman and symbol of reconciliation whose voice reshaped Africa’s political conscience. Wangari Maathai – Kenya. Nobel laureate and environmentalist who linked ecology, democracy, and women’s empowerment through the Green Belt Movement. Writers Chinua Achebe– Father of modern African literature. _Things Fall Apart_ redefined how Africa tells its own story. Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o – Kenyan novelist and thinker who centered African languages and decolonization in literature. Charles Mungoshi– Master of Shona prose and poetry, capturing Zimbabwe’s landscapes and spirit. Tsitsi Dangarembga – Zimbabwean novelist and filmmaker who put African women’s voices on the global stage. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie – Nigerian author shaping global conversations on identity, feminism, and culture. Musicians Oliver Mtukudzi – Zimbabwe’s Tuku. His music spoke truth, unity, and everyday life in Shona and Ndebele. Salif Keita – Mali’s Golden Voice, blending Mande traditions with global sounds. Yvonne Chaka Chaka– South Africa’s Princess of Africa, using music for health and social advocacy. Angeline Kadjo – Ivorian gospel and Afro-traditional artist merging faith with cultural rhythm. From founding a continent to writing its stories, leading its people, and singing its soul — these are Africa’s Torchbearers. #AfricasTorchbearers #VoicesAndLegacies #AfricaDay2026

Boss Babes Global’s International Women’s Day Virtual Conference_ is coming! 🌟 Theme: _“GIVE TO GAIN: Empowered Women, Thriving Economies.”_ - Join us on March 7th, 12 noon WAT for a power-packed virtual confab! 👩‍💼 - Wear something proudly African 💃 & show your pride! - Support, uplift, and grow with Africa's boss babes 🌟 "_I AM ATTENDING_" - Register now! info@bossbabesnigeria.com 💖 #BossBabesGlobal #IWD2026 #ProudlyAfrican