Through Angèle Kossinda, Cameroon will be represented at the 2021 edition of Miss Universe. The first in the history of this beauty contest organized by former US President Donald Trump. The Cameroonian representative not only has a perfect body, she also has a shapely head.
Aged 28, she holds a Masters in Finance. Her body shape and neurons are unparalleled in beauty. Angèle Kossinda is from this generation of ambitious women, with her head on her shoulders, she knows that she is predestined to an extraordinary future. And so far, she has always fought with all her might for education, training and forging the path to her dream.
Accustomed to major beauty contests, the Cameroonian candidate Angèle Kossinda represented Cameroon in the top 16 Miss Earth 2017, 3rd runner-up of Miss Africa and Miss Supranational 2019, she was also part of the jury of Miss Cameroon 2020 during the coronation of Audrey Monkam . Originally from the North Cameroon region, she was born to a very young mother who was early married to a close relative of the family. For several years, she has made the education of the young girl, the awareness against forced marriages and the excision of women her hobby horse.
Miss Universe is back, after a year of absence due to the health crisis. One of the most prestigious beauty competitions returns for two new editions! To compensate for the cancellation of last year, the organization has planned two major ceremonies in the space of just a few months … Beauty queens from all over the world will try to succeed the beautiful South African Zozibini Tunzi, sacred Miss Universe 2019.
The 69th Miss Universe Election is taking place at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Hollywood, Florida, USA on the night of May 16-17 (local time). The evening will be hosted by Mario Lopez and Olivia Culpo, alias Miss Universe 2012. The 70th edition should be held in December 2021 …
At the moment, 74 young women are in the running to claim the ultimate Miss Universe title.
They are: Natasha Joubert (South Africa) – Paula Mehmetukaj (Albania) – Alina Luz Akselrad (Argentina) – Monika Grigoryan (Armenia) – Helen Hernandez (Aruba) – Maria Thattil (Australia) – – Shauntae A. Miller (Bahamas) – Hillary-Ann Williams (Barbados) – Dhenia Covens (Belgium) – Iris Salguero (Belize) – Lenka Nemer (Bolivia) – Julia Gama (Brazil) – Radinela Chusheva (Bulgaria) – Sarita Reth (Cambodia) – Kossinda Angele (Cameroon) – Nova Stevens (Canada) – Daniela Nicolas (Chile) – Jiaxin Sun (China) – Laura Olascuaga (Colombia) – Hari Park (South Korea) – Ivonne Cerdas (Costa Rica) – Mirna Naiia Marić (Croatia) – Chantal Wiertz (Curaçao) – Amanda Petri (Denmark) – Leyla Espinoza (Ecuador) – Andrea Martínez (Spain) – Asya Branch (United States) -Viivi Altonen (Finland) – Amandine Petit (France) – Chelsea Tayui (Ghana) – Eden Berandoive (Haiti) – Cecilia Rossell (Honduras) – Mariah Tibbetts (Mauritius) – Vandana Jeetah (Cayman Islands) – Shabree Frett (British Virgin Islands) Adline Castelin o (India) – Ayu Maulida (Indonesia) – Nadia Sayers (Ireland) – Elísabet Hulda (Iceland) – Tehila Levi (Israel) – Viviana Vizzini (Jamaica) – Miqueal Symone Williams (Italy) – Aisha Tochigi (Japan) – Kamila Serikbay (Kazakhstan) – Blerta Veseli (Kosovo) – Christina Lasasimma (Laos) – Francisca Luhong James (Malaysia) – Anthea Zammit (Malta) – Andrea Meza (Mexico) – Thuzar Wint Lwin (Myanmar) – Anshika Sharma (Nepal) – Ana Marcelo (Nicaragua) – Sunniva Frigstad (Norway) – Carmen Isabel Jaramillo Velarde (Panama) – Vanessa Castro Guillén (Paraguay) – Denise Speelman (Netherlands) – Janick Maceta (Peru) – Rabiya Mateo (Philippines) – Natalia Piguła (Poland) – Estefanía Natalia Soto Torres (Puerto Rico) – Cristiana Silva (Portugal) – Kimberly Jiménez (Dominican Republic) – Klára Vavrušková (Czech Republic) – Bianca Lorena Tirsin (Romania) – Alina Sanko (Russia) – Jeanette Akua (United Kingdom) – Vanessa Velásquez (Salvador) – Bernadette Belle Ong (Singapore) – Natália Hoštáková (Slovakia) – Amanda Obdam (Thailand ) – Yelyzaveta Yastremska (Ukraine) – Lola De Los Santos (Uruguay) – Mariangel Villasmil (Venezuela) and Khanh Van Nguyen Tran (Vietnam).