Sylvia Wilson Namutebi Allibhai, who won the title of Miss Uganda in 2011, has been selected to compete for the title of Mrs. World Uganda at the Mrs. World Pageant, which will take place in Sri Lanka in March of next year.
Sylvia is not a newcomer to the world of pageantry because she has previously competed on a variety of international pageant platforms, such as Miss World and Miss Global International, where she represented Uganda.
Since the pageant’s beginning in 1985, successful married women from a wide variety of countries have competed for the title of Mrs. World. The pageant’s name is a play on the phrase “Mrs. World.”
Mrs. World was the first beauty contest to be held exclusively for married women and was established in 1984. It honors successful married women who have made a significant contribution to the communities in which they live. It has been determined that Namutebi is the most qualified candidate to represent Uganda.
She will be joined in this endeavor by her two immediate predecessors, Mrs. World Uganda 2011 Crystal Newman and Mrs. World Uganda 2009 Halima Namakula, with the hope of bringing the coveted crown back to Uganda.
Crystal Newman, who won the title of Mrs. World Uganda in 2011, and Halima Namakula, who won the title of Mrs. World Uganda in 2009, will be Sylvia’s predecessors in the competition to bring the coveted crown back to Uganda. Sylvia emerged as the leading candidate to represent Uganda.
Aly Allibhai, the Chief Executive Officer of Talent Africa Group, is Sylvia’s husband. She was key in the campaign that saw Quinn Abenakyo crowned as Miss World Africa in 2018-2019 and was the driving force behind the rebirth of the Miss Uganda Pageant.
She has been the driving force behind the revival of the Miss Uganda Pageant. She has a degree in Human Resource Management and has a strong interest in philanthropy, which she demonstrates via her work with the Talent Africa Foundation.
Sylvia Namutebi Bio
A former model and winner of a beauty contest in Uganda, Sylvia Wilson Namutebi Alibhai is now a beauty pageant judge. She has crowned Miss Uganda in 2011 and went on to compete for Uganda at the Miss World pageant later that same year.
In Wakiso, Uganda, Namutebi was born to Paul Ssekuwanda. Makerere University’s Business School awarded her a degree in Human Resources Management, and she has that degree.
Namutebi tendered her resignation from her position in order to compete for the title of Miss Uganda 2011. Namutebi, who was only 23 years old at the time, emerged victorious over all eighteen other competitors to succeed Heyzme Nansubuga as queen.
During that year, she competed for Uganda at the Miss World pageant. She participated in the Miss Uganda pageant again in 2019, this time serving as a judge.
In 2015, she announced her engagement to Ali Alibhai, a Ugandan businessman, and the couple ultimately wed the following year in 2017.
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