Miss Black Africa

Ruvimbo with some of the children at the Mother of Peace Orphanage, Zimbabwe

Miss Black Africa 2011 winner, Ruvimbo Chinzou recently visited the Mother of Peace Community in Mutoko, Zimbabwe. The modest beauty queen  continues in her mission and promise to create awareness to the plight of the less privileged children. The Mother of Peace Charity which works in Zimbabwe is a UK registered Charity with Offices in London, Berkshire and Hampshire.  The charity provides funding for the MOPC orphanage in Mutoko, Zimbabwe. The orphanage was founded in 1994 in response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Zimbabwe.

London was not left out as the whole world celebrated World Aids Day on the 2nd of December 2011. The event took place at the Boothroyd Hall in Essex. It was part of a worldwide synchronized Music and Fashion Event, organized by POSITIVE RUNWAY: Global Catwalk to Stop the Spread. The current Miss Black Africa, Ruvimbo Chinzou was one of the beauty queens chosen to grace the runway on the night.

Esther Opoku(Miss Black Africa Finalist), Alasia Ballard(Americas Next Top Model), Justina Mutale(CEO Positive Runway), Ruvimbo Chinzou(Miss Black Africa)

Beauty Queens, Pageant Directors and Top Models put on their running shoes and sweated their way through the Queens for a Reason charity run yesterday the 10th of December 2011. The event which took place at the Lee Valley Athletic center in Edmonton London was an initiative of the Miss Black Africa Organization responsible for holding the Annual Miss Black Africa International Beauty pageant. The Queens for a Reason event was a fundraising event for Street Child Africa, a UK registered charity that currently funds ambitious programmes across eight sub-Saharan countries.