The ten contestants
The final event of this year’s edition of the annual Miss Malaika beauty pageant will take place this Saturday, October 30, at the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC), Charter House, the organisers have announced.
It would be a night of beauty, intelligence and music, a night where ten young and beautiful ladies would compete for the ultimate Miss Malaika 2021 crown.
The contestants who have managed to sail through the competition to the final stage are seriously preparing to compete keenly against each other, all in pursuit of the enviable crown, car and cash.
The grand finale promises to be fun-packed and a night of surprises because all the contestants would be involved in various tasks to prove themselves worthy to be crowned Miss Malaika.
As has been the tradition for Miss Malaika Ghana over the years, the ladies have gone through an intensive journey of rediscovery and grooming in preparation for the finals where one will be selected to succeed the reigning queen, Jasmine Djang.
The contestants billed for the final event are Manuella Floris Lazo, 21-year-old student of the University of Ghana, Bintou Keita, 24-year-old graduate and entrepreneur, Asia Musah, 21-year-old student of the Central University, Abena Danquah Okai, 22-year-old student of Wisconsin International University College and Ama Tutuwaa Osei-Akoto, 19-year-old student at the Clark University.
The rest are Precious Yankson, 23-year-old student of the University of Professional Studies, Hillary Tsar, 21-year-old graduate and fitness trainer, Doreen Osei Tutu, 20-year-old student of the University of Ghana, Winifred Bambil, 24-year-old entrepreneur and Iris Cudjoe, 24-year-old graduate.
Performing artistes billed to rock the event include Adina, Mr Drew, Abiana, Sefa and a host of others.
Miss Malaika Ghana is a Charterhouse Production proudly sponsored by Nivea, Frytol, GTP, Kenya Airways, Malta Guinness, Tomreik Hotel, Lux, GHOne, Royal Senchi and Closeup. With support from Aspire Destinations, Lucozade and Verna Water.
 By George Clifford Owusu