Twama Eyes African crown for her Country........

Born and raised in the Northern parts of Namibia This somewhat young,ambitious,and 
promising Sexy Namibian is making headlines in the states.

Twamanguluka Ndayaamena Nambili or Twama as known by her facebook name lost both her parents at the tender age of 12 and 14,even though she herself is not HIV positive her other sibling contracted the HIV Virus during birth. Twama found herself abroad after receiving a scholarship to go and attend St.Norbert College in wisconsin last August, and from there Joined the Miss Africa USA Pageant."I joined the Miss Africa USA Pageant with an ambition to  represent my country Namibia and tackle the issue with HIV/AIDS" she says. According to the Miss Africa USA website the Miss Africa USA Pageant, now in existence for almost four year, is produced by The African Women's Development Foundation, Inc. Its main purpose is to "give back to humanity especially in Africa where need cannot be over-emphasized," The pageant serves not only as a showcase of beauty and brains, but 

it is also trying to redefine the image of the African women as strong leaders and key figures in the development of Africa and the world in general.

 Twama founded the I Care Fund (ICF) which she also chairs as CEO. The platform for ICF is to increase the significance of education in Africa, as well as to tackle the problem of HIV/AIDS; especially the critical issues of discrimination against those who are infected and the children who are orphaned after loosing their parents to this horrible disease. "One of the projects i'm currently working on is the raising money to build an orphanage in Namibia for children whose parents died of AIDS, where they will have access to free education and healthcare.

Twama in one of her many Interviews.....

 Twama is taking part in the pageant as Miss Namibia USA 2010 Finalist.The event takes place on the 24th July next month.

The event will bring all African queens that are based in the US together which grooms a new generation of African women leaders to impact their communities in Africa, America and the rest of the world. The Queen's celebrity status opens many doors in circles she would otherwise not have access to."Good Luck Twama"

Credits : Twama,St.Norbert College website,ICF,Miss Africa USA