Miss Heritage Zambia eyes global title

By CHRISTINE MWAABA –
MISS Heritage Zambia Natasha Mapulanga says she is ready to make the country proud at the Miss Heritage global pageant grand final in South Africa tomorrow.
The former Miss Teen Zambia 2013 winner who was also voted first princess in the Miss Freedom Zambia 2014 and Miss Zambia 2014 second runner-up said she will promote the country’s rich heritage in the region and beyond.
Natasha, who is currently in Johannesburg to take part in the global pageant, will be competing against more than 60 contestants from around the world.

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Miss Heritage is a global beauty pageant which promotes tangible and intangible heritage and its footprint is visible in all seven continents around the globe.
The current Miss Heritage 2015 Ziphozinhle Ntlanganiso is expected to hand over the crown at a stunning grand finally which will be held at the Lyric Theatre, Gold Reef City.
Miss Heritage was founded by former President Tare Munzara and Co-Founder Ronald Tisauke in Zimbabwe in 2012 during a visit at a World Heritage Site in Zimbabwe on the basis of incorporate all nations, all religions and all people from different backgrounds to be involved in the process of initiating positive change in the world through the use of world heritage.