khaya heads to Zambia

Faith Ndlovu

Khaya-elihle Pardon Khanye, a renowned Zimbabwean choreographer, model and entrepreneur, is gearing up to host the prestigious Miss Agriculture Grand Finale in Zambia.

The high-profile event is slated to take place on March 2 at the Quorum in Lusaka, Zambia.

Notable national models who are invited as guests at the event include Miss World Zambia Zindaba Hanzala, Miss Charm Zambia Sheila Sings, Tiza Mukuka, Ahmad Hamwi,Mandunga , amongst others.

Khaya expressed gratitude for the opportunity to be the main man controlling the pace of the night.

With extensive experience as a choreographer and model, Khaya is eager to deliver an exceptional display and he is confident that he will bring a unique flair to the event.

 Khaya-elihle Pardon Khanye

“Being the host of Miss Agriculture Grand Finale in Zambia is a great opportunity for me. I am grateful for the opportunity, and I plan to make this the best show ever in my life.

“As a seasoned choreographer, it will be a bit easy for me to host the show as I have vast experience in modelling and I know how best to interact with the audience and master the program,” he said.

Khaya said his involvement in farming, mining, and modelling in Zimbabwe are what might have afforded him to clinch such a lucrative gig.

He believes his knowledge and intellect in these areas will undoubtedly enrich the show.

“I am directly involved in farming, mining, and modelling here in Zimbabwe, hence, I believe this makes me the perfect host of this event because my knowledge and intel is very high,” said Khaya.

Khaya is the founder of Truth Models Academy and the Bulawayo Models Association. 

His outstanding work has earned him several awards, including the National Entrepreneurship and Business Awards and the international award for Outstanding Pageant Director of Miss Teen of the Universe Worldwide.

Khaya’s impressive hosting resume includes the prestigious Miss Teen Charm Botswana 2022. 

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