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Fifty finalists of the Miss Tourism International pageant have arrived in Langkawi Island, Malaysia in preparation for the finale at the end of the year, but Zimbabwe will not be represented as holding of the local pageant still hangs in the balance.
Miss Tourism Zimbabwe Trust and its patron Mrs Barbara Mzembi have approached the High Court claiming defamation damages amounting to $100 000 from Big Time Strategic Group (Private) Limited.
Miss Tourism Zimbabwe Trust and its patron Barbara Mzembi have written to Big Time Strategic Group demanding US$100 000 for “damages arising out of the publication of an article” that appeared in one of the daily papers in July this year.
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority chief executive officer Karikoga Kaseke has dismissed his public censure by Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Dr Walter Mzembi as the actions of a bitter man.
Efforts to bring two of the most “powerful” women in the local beauty pageant industry to work together seem to be hitting a brickwall.
By Sharon Muguwu Stunning Ashley Morgan won the Miss Tourism Zimbabwe pageant which lit up Harare International Conference Centre on Friday night. For winning arguably the classiest local pageant in recent memory, Ashley pocketed $20 000 made available by First Lady Grace Mugabe who was accompanied by her daughter Bona and son-in-law Simba Chikore. According […]
By Melissa Mpofu Recently crowned Miss Tourism Zimbabwe (MTZ), Ashley Morgen, may want to purchase her own vehicle with the $20 000 prize money she is set to receive on Wednesday as the vehicle which she won at the weekend will have to be surrendered to the MTZ Trust once she completes her reign. While […]
As the day draws closer for the Miss Tourism Zimbabwe pageant to be held this Friday, two of the contestants that were in bootcamp at Rainbow Towers last week have been dropped.
Miss Tourism Zimbabwe hopefuls will have to keep their CVs on standby as organisers of the rebranded pageant only want those with diplomas or degrees.
Barbara, the wife of Tourism minister, Walter Mzembi, is at the centre of a storm following allegations that she used her husband’s influence to get appointed into a hospitality position.