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Maria Chiguvari
Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub
Emilia Kache, a nine-year-old modelling sensation, is gearing up to represent Zimbabwe in the Little Miss Legend International competition in Botswana in December.
She was recently crowned the First Princess and Little Miss Legend International Zimbabwe.
She started modelling at the age of six after the tragic loss of her brother in a swimming pool.
Her team has also created a support group to offer moral support and assist with online votes.
In an interview, Kaybee Entertainment Company founder Blessed “Kaybee Wacho” Mafuwu said they were confident that Emilia’s participation will not only bring glory to the country but also promote Zimbabwe’s image and cultural heritage on the global platform. The company has been instrumental in nurturing Emilia’s talent, providing her with training in catwalk, speech, and modelling.
Kaybee Wacho is dedicated to discovering and nurturing talented Zimbabwean youths.
His company has produced several successful models and DJs, including Shania Hwara, Miss Little Africa Zimbabwe 2023-24, and Kim Masters, currently Miss Teen Universe.
“There are a lot of things that require financial assistance as she will need a new wardrobe, transport, just to mention a few.
“We estimate that for this trip, the total costs should be around US$1200.
“Participating in international competitions offers numerous benefits, including global exposure and recognition, opportunities to build confidence and stage presence and potential sponsorship and endorsement deals,” says Kaybee Wacho.
In 2022 she grabbed her first title, Little Miss Funhouse Norton 2022. In 2023 she contested in the Little Mr and Miss Africa and she was crowned the Second Princess.
Last year, she competed in the same competition again and became the Rising Star Queen.
This year she contested in the Little Miss Gem competition and was crowned First Princess and also grabbed the title of Little Miss Legend International Zimbabwe
Mathew Masinge