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Future Nyoni claims triple title at Mister Africa 2024

Mbulelo Mpofu, mbulelo.smpofu@gmail.com

IN a dazzling display of elegance and talent, Zimbabwean model, Future Nyoni, made history by clinching a remarkable triple title at the prestigious Mister Africa 2024 pageant held in Freetown, Sierra Leone.

Emerging as the second runner-up Mister Africa International, Mister Southern Africa International and Heart of Africa, Nyoni’s achievements highlight his status as a trailblazer in the modelling industry.

The Mister Africa International 2024 pageant, which took place from Saturday night to the early hours of Sunday, was not just a beauty contest, but a comprehensive evaluation of contestants’ abilities in community engagement, public speaking, talent showcases and charity initiatives.

Future Nyoni (extreme right) with fellow winners at the Mister Africa International pageant held in Sierra Leone recently

These challenges aim to foster social responsibility and leadership among participants, making the accolades even more significant.

Nyoni, from Victoria Falls, has already built an impressive modelling career, previously holding titles such as Mister Zimbabwe and Mister Southern Africa.

His latest triumph at Mister Africa 2024 further cements his position as a prominent figure representing Zimbabwe and Southern Africa on the international stage.

Future Nyoni

The timing of the pageant coincided with Unity Day in Zimbabwe, a moment that resonated with Nyoni’s personal mantra, “Together we can”. This motto underscores the importance of unity and collective action, values that Nyoni embodies through both his modelling career and philanthropic efforts.

Nyoni said: “I extend my sincerest gratitude to the organisers of the Mister Africa International 2024 pageant and the incredible team at House of Twitch for their tireless efforts in making this event a resounding success. Their dedication and passion for African excellence shone brightly throughout the pageant, and I am honoured to have been a part of it.”

Reflecting on his experience, Nyoni noted that participating in Mister Africa 2024 was enriching.

“I immersed myself in Africa’s rich cultural heritage, forged lasting bonds with my fellow contestants and was inspired by their remarkable stories. It was a regal experience, and I am deeply honoured to have been part of it.”

Nyoni also emphasised the importance of maintaining connections with his fellow contestants, stating:

“We have formed a strong bond, and I am excited to see the amazing things we will achieve together in the future.”

Beyond his modelling accolades, Nyoni is a committed philanthropist, focusing on advocating for refugee education. He is actively supporting the construction of classrooms in refugee camps in partnership with the Pawa Foundation, a non-profit organisation dedicated to empowering vulnerable communities across Africa.

“Education is the cornerstone of unlocking human potential,” Nyoni asserted.

“I urge everyone to join me in supporting this noble cause. Together we can create a brighter future for these deserving children and empower them to become the leaders of tomorrow.”

Nyoni’s stunning success at Mister Africa 2024 is a resounding testament to his exceptional talent, relentless work ethic and commitment to making a positive impact. This achievement comes on the heels of another remarkable performance by Zimbabwean beauty, Miss Universe Zimbabwe Sakhile Dube, who made it to the Top 30 of the Miss Universe pageant, narrowly missing the Top 12.

As Zimbabwe continues to make waves on the global stage, Nyoni’s accomplishments signal a bright future for the nation in the world of modelling and beyond. —@MbuleloMpofu

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