Poly student crowned Diva Fame Photogenic 2018

A 20 –year old Polytechnic students, Grace Banda emerged winners in the 2018 Diva Fame Photogenic competition which was sponsored by Rab Processors Limited Company.

Grace Banda
Tendai came second
Tenthani came third
The winners pose for Nyasa Times
Douglous Mandala from Rab Processors

For scooping the first position, Banda who is studying Business Management received a cheque worth K300, 000.

Tendai Scander, who is a designer and musician   was crowned 1st runner up and she went home with K200,000, while ThethaniThawe , a Ploytechnic student  was declared 2nd runners-up and received K100,000.

Rab Processors Limited Sales and Distribution Manager, Douglas Mandala was quoted, “It has been a wonderful journey. All the girls are winners in their own right, however there can be only one winner. It was difficult for the panelists to choose that one winner from  more than 20 divas who were all very talented and promising. Grace  is very deserving and I would like to wish all the winners all the best.”

Mandala said the aim of the competition is to boost the modelling industry in the country, and be thoughts as a serious career option apart from identifying commercial models.

“Rab Group pumped in K1.6 million towards prizes and administration of this competition because we feel this competition will benefit not only winner, but also motivate young models into becoming commercial models as a career,” he said.

Mandala said the diva range of beauty products was introduced on the market a couple of years ago and that has registered tremendous success.

“Being a young brand and still fresh, management thought it wise to allow us align ourselves with the competition especially looking at the fact that the competition aimed at not only engaging but also motivating young girls to live their dream and build a career from,” he said.

The selection of models was done by Fame International but as their main sponsor, Rab Group was very involved just to make sure that the competition gets moderated within acceptable Malawian culture parameters.

The competition mechanics was that pictures of competing models were being uploaded on Rab Processors Facebook page and fans were asked to vote in weekly evictions, with those  with the least votes getting  eliminated.

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Che laudoni
Che laudoni
5 years ago

shack, ur comment so foolish. why are you obsessed with english not content

Shack
Shack
5 years ago
Reply to  Che laudoni

Who sounds foolish between you and I? You’re the dumb and dumber all in one!

Shack
Shack
5 years ago
Reply to  Che laudoni

I hit the nail on your head. You must be the writer of this poorly written article. You’re the one sounding foolish and stupid! You’re the dumb and dumber all in one!

njungunju
njungunju
5 years ago

Ndkumvazi zoona; 1.6 million, Wowina agawana MK600,000. One million yapita kuti? mpikisano wa pa facebook; Amalawi? bullshit

Shack
Shack
5 years ago

“A 20 year old Polytechnic students, Grace Banda emerged winners ….”. The writer’s English teachers should be embarrassed for teaching their student this horrible grammar! My std 5 niece writes better English than this. Are there editors at Nyasatimes? Go back to school and learn proper English or else write in Chichewa!

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