Tag: ZimModels

  • Turn success into more success

    Turn success into more success

    Pretty Kashiri is a 27 year old Shona speaking girl who was born and bred in Waterfalls in the main capital city of Zimbabwe. Later on, she relocated to South Africa so that she can fully expand her modelling career into an international level.

    “My first taste of modelling came at a earlier stage when l was doing grade 3. I was so young and l did not have a personal coach or mentor who can professionally train me. I only had a unquenchable passion. l remember very well that l could boldly walk infront of the classroom without any fear and do my cat walk. It was so hard for other students to understand my intentions because they thought that l was doing it for fun. As times goes on, they could visibly see tangible results that l obtained through my modelling career. They are so happy that l did not give up on my dreams.”, she was narrating her story.

    Thankfully that she grew up in a modern world whereby you can easily access to any information through internet. This is what helped Pretty to take her modelling career into another level in her High school days. She was using YouTube as a learning tool and Facebook to push her brand name as well. After she completed her studies, she moved to South Africa for exposure. It was not an easy road to walk but her brand name is gradually becoming stronger and stronger. Recently, she was crowned as Miss Vick’s Cafe Ambassador and Miss Ambassador and Personality.

    Tell us one mystery of Turn success into more success

    What l love about being a model is that modelling teaches you to be patient in life and you learn new things everyday and it encourages me to work harder everytime l have challenges.

    What advice do you give to someone who want to be a model?

    I would like to say that, in whatever that you believe in go for it and be ready for challenges. It is always good to go out of your comfort zone and give it your all. In this life, you can go as far as you want because the sky is limitless.

    Written by

    Kudakwashe T Muganu

  • Model’s Profile: Leoba Mupimbo

    Model’s Profile: Leoba Mupimbo

    Name Leoba Mupimbo

    Age 18 YEARS

    Modeling agency Freelance model

    Location Harare

    Body measurements

    Height 1.56

    Waist 26

    Hip 40

    Shoe Size 6

     

     

    At what age did you get into modeling?

    I got into modelling when I was 17

     

    What pushed you into modeling?

    It’s something that i have always loved

     

     Besides modeling what else do you do?

    Currently studying media and fashion designing

     

    Where do you see yourself in the next few years?

    I want to be able to help other girls by teaching them leadership and when they see that they are there, they will see their faces reflected mine, to show them that they have the power to change perception, to empower, to inspire and empower each other by embracing their complications and see the flaws and the true beauty inside of them

     

    What’s your message to other models?

    It may be hard but one step at a time will get there  and if you want permanent change stop focusing on the size of your problems but start focusing on the size of you because only you can make a difference.

  • Model’s Profile: Hope T Mangwiro

    Model’s Profile: Hope T Mangwiro

    Hope Tanya Mangwiro

    Age: seventeen

    Modeling agency: Freelance model

    Location: Mbare national

    Started modeling at the age of sixteen which is last year

    Modeling has always been my dream way back from kindergarten. Besides modeling I still go to school. I haven’t been on pageants yet but ready to face that challenge

    In the near future I see myself living my childhood modeling dream and do in everything I can to make it work. In this industry I haven’t encountered any abuse yet. I think if anyone encounters that they should have the courage to stand up for them selves, and justice will be brought to them, those who do that should be put to shame

    I believe confidence is the best outfit, so if anyone has both confidence and courage then it will come to an end eventually

    To other models I would say stand up strong and bold to fight for justice It’s not easy out there

  • What It Means Being A Proudly African ~Mark Mabwe

    What It Means Being A Proudly African ~Mark Mabwe

    Mark Mabwe is among Africa Kings who are going to contest for the title Mister Africa International during a pageant which will be held later this year. We caught up with Mark Mabwe who shared with us how he celebrated his Africa day and what the day and being an African means to him. In addition Mark Mabwe shares details about some of his charity work he has conducted.

     

    Q.Can you tell us about yourself who is Mark Mabwe and which province you derive from?

    A.Mark Mabwe Is a lively, goal driven and creative young man who wants to leave a mark on this world. I am from Bulawayo (City of Kings and Queens), Zimbabwe.

     

    Q. Which career came first music or modeling and how did you manage to nurture the two in the past years?

    A .The career modelling came first, the passion and music was there before but I hadn’t turned it into a career the way I had with music , I have nurtured the two by continuously improving my craft in both respects I watch and emulate those at a higher level than me.

     Then I look at how I can become better and then implement those changes.

    Q.What base been your latest project in your music career?

    A.My latest project is a free-style to a beat from a World renowned song by Jack Harlow and Drake. It is called “Churchill Downs freestyle”.

    Q. Currently are you working anything in the studio? A.Yes I have a couple of songs that are being mixed and mastered that I have worked on, hoping to release them soon.

    Q. Are there any plans in working with any prominent names local in the music industry and whom are they?

    A.Yes there are definitely plans to work with prominent names in the industry locally I cannot disclose any names at this time.

    Q.During the month of May the Continent celebrated, Africa Day, how did you spent your Africa Day?

    A.I celebrated my Africa Day at the King George IV, spectating and judging a modelling contest it was absolutely a delight, the kids made it so lively and really brought out the African spirit.

     

    Q. To you what does Africa Day means?

    A.Africa day to me Means celebrating being African, although I wish it could be a daily thing because being African is essentially a daily thing.

     

    Q.In modeling you hold the title Mister Africa

    International Zimbabwe, how has your life changed since you were appointed? A.My life has changed by giving me exposure to more of the country and new experiences and meeting new people from different societies, who have positively changed my outlook on life.

    Q.How are you preparing for the Mister Africa International title?

    A.I am preparing by keeping myself physically fit and mentally sharp and also by making my countrywomen and men aware that this pageant is taking place and that their support is needed.

     

    Q.What lessons didyou learnt from your predecessor?

    A.From my predecessor I learnt that with the full support of the nation the title is attainable and also the power of networking and self-belief.

     

    Q.As Mister Africa International Zim are there any projects that you have done to reach out to your community?

    A. I am currently working closely with my mentor Shadel Noble and the Nozizwe Foundation on community outreach and I plan on partnering with other foundations to extend a helping hand in whatever way. I have visited Ngozi Mine; Free Wild Be; King George IV and also have conducted Mental Health program under Boy Child Project.

    Q.What support do you need from the nation and the world?

    A.From the nation I need their support in terms of votes, when the time comes as well as general moral support. From the world a platform to express

     

    Q.What are three resort areas in Africa you would love to visit?

    A.I would love to visit: Nairobi, Cairo and Casablanca

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • Modeling is my hobby- Angela

    Modeling is my hobby- Angela

     

    Angela better known as Gigi, tete,Diana n many other characters on the cartoon known as paGhetto has reviewed that she only do modeling for fun, she simply loves modeling. For money and luxurious things she is a programmer, she does animation acting in Paghetto Comics which a cartoon very much known and also a part time maid. When we asked her how do you balance all this Angela said “Well very easy, l schedule all my work and deal with my clients according to booking. Then acting l can go when l return from my work” Be strong to achieve your goals and always follow guidelines towards your relationship and your chosen career… was her message to other models out there.

     

     

    Angela Kundai Maphosa is a 21 old model, programmer and voice over artist based in Kuwadzana, Harare. Given a chance Angela would want to change at least 2 things about modeling

    1.Giving chance to rural modeling they need much support

     2.Style of living and standards most of models have what it takes but lack financially and socially. Angela’s role model is her mom because she has the life they struggled with her and yet she didn’t give up all by herself

  • EXCLUSIVE MOMENTS WITH MISTER TEEN ZIM

    EXCLUSIVE MOMENTS WITH MISTER TEEN ZIM

    Last month was a new beginning ,for Zibusiso Ngwenya as his life entered into a new chapter.
    As he was coronated as Mister Teen Zimbabwe and to be awarded,People’s Choice Award during Mister Teen Zimbabwe.
    In an interview with Model guide mag,Zibusiso Ngwenya reveals to us some of his plans in assisting his community.

    TR:Zibusiso Ngwenya congratulations on your coronation . what does it mean winning the pageant and the award,People’s choice?
    ZN: Thank you.
    Being the very first Mr Teen Zimbabwe is an honour and a privilege. It means I can now stand up for the boy child, represent him and speak about his needs and how he can be helped.
    I’m grateful to everyone who voted for me to be People’s Choice and it has showed me that I have the People’s support.

    TR:What gave you the passion in becoming part of the pageant?
    ZN: I decided to register for the pageant after a friend of mine sent me the registration notice.
    I took the decision to register because, I knew how joining this pageant would help me learn more about the modelling industry, expose me to new things and help me grow as an upcoming model.

    TR:As a young model what other pageants are you hoping to take part in,when it comes to the future?
    ZN: As a young model I look forward to participating in the Mr Zimbabwe pageant in a few years to come and also to participate in the Mr I Am Africa pageant as well as the international Mister Global pageant.

    TR:You walked away with $1500,any plans with that amount?
    ZN: I plan on using some of the money to purchase things I can donate to a charity and also to tithe some of my prize money. The remainder I will spend on myself.

    TR:A little bird alerted us that,you will be conducting a charity outreach soon,can you tell us more about it ?
    ZN: My fellow Mr Teen Zimbabwe finalists and I plan on visiting a Children’s home soon and donating a few food stuffs and clothes.

    TR:What was your greatest moment in the pageant?
    ZN: My greatest moment in the pageant was coronation night. I was overwhelmed with joy and I was grateful to have been chosen as King and Mr People’s Choice.

    TR:What do you think are the main factors that made the judges to select you as the winner?
    ZN: ) I think they chose me as the winner because of my determination and hard work throughout the course of the pageant.

    TR:Any advice to other young models from your city and the country?……
    ZN:My advice to the boy child,is to always believe in yourself and that you can achieve whatever you set your heart and mind to.
    People will always talk but choose who you listen to, concentrate on those that speak growth and success into your life.

    By Rubaya Tapiwa

  • MISTER ZIMBABWE HOSTS A FITNESS &HEALTH PROGRAMME

    MISTER ZIMBABWE HOSTS A FITNESS &HEALTH PROGRAMME

    Join Mister Zimbabwe 2020 ,Devson Luzane as he embarks in a journey of fitness and training. 
    Devson Luzane will be hosting a fitness and health programme which is set to premiered on the 13th of August.
    Which is  being broadcasted on,ZBC TV (Zimbabwe Broadcasting Television) and is  aired  from 07:00 to 07:15. 
    The programme is titled Fitactive Movement. 
    Devson Luzane informed model guide, that the programme is set aside to empower the nation,health wise. 
    He also added that,the programme is inspired by Mr D Popatlal who saw it fit that the fitness programme can be broadcasted on the main television national broadcast. 
    “Mr .D.Popatlal who originally came up with the idea and energy to get it to zbc,and also my passion for always needing to stay fit and active,”said Devson  
    The reigning Mister Zimbabwe said he hopes not only Zimbabweans to benefit from this programme but the whole,World too.
    Mister Luzane’s CV can prove that he is a qualified trainer .
    He was crowned Mr Novice,Men’s fitness and Fitness Model ,while during Mister Zimbabwe Body Building  he was on the 5th and 6th position.
    Besides all these achievements,Mister Zimbabwe has conducted online fitness and health programmes on his social media account. Devson has been conducting a number of charity works  across the country. 
    And is expected next year,to represent Zimbabwe at Mister Africa International .

    By Rubaya Tapiwa

  • TEEN MODELS VISIT THE ELDERLY .

    TEEN MODELS VISIT THE ELDERLY .

    The reigning Mister Teen Zimbabwe,Zibusiso Ngwenya was joined by his Mister Teen counterparts,Taonashe Gwirai,Mthokozisi Magaisa,Shingai Murisei as they took a tour visit to the Entembeni Old People’s home in Bulawayo at Luveve . 
    The Mister Teen models had taken some of their prize amount,that they won during Mister Teen Zimbabwe in the pageant and bought some food for the first citizens of the country.
    The models were accompanied by the 1st runner up of Mister Zimbabwe,Ishmael who is also the patron of Mister Teen Zimbabwe.
    In an interview with Model guide,Ishmael stated out that they suggested to visit the Entembeni home,because it is situated outside the outskirts of the town and not many people do visit the the home due to its geological location .
    A number of models across the country have been visiting the Entembeni Old People’s home,such include the current Mister Zimbabwe, Devson Luzane.
    He further added that the teen models are expected to engage in,other community projects that are meant to build and assist their communities.
    While Zibusiso Ngwenya had informed model guide mag,about the mission to visit the old people’s home and in working in other projects.
    “My fellow Mr Teen Zimbabwe finalists and I are planning on visiting a Children’s home soon and donating a few food stuffs and clothes,”said Ngwenya.
    As for the Mister Teen Zimbabwe,event it took place in the monthend of July.

    By Rubaya Tapiwa