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From Zambia
Gender female
Birth

1991, Lusaka, Zambia

Age 30 years

The Miss Earth Zambia is a beauty pageant to select a delegate for Miss Earth pageant. The pageant is not related to Miss Universe Zambia or Miss World Zambia pageants.

History

The Miss Earth Zambia program is a leadership and empowerment platform that seeks to engage, inspire and educate young women, children and community members to become change agents in the space of community enlistment, sustainable development and eco-preneurship. The program helps to create an awareness of sustainable development, the environment, wildlife and the conservation of the natural legacy in Zambia, and ultimately the preservation of Earth.

The Miss Earth Zambia Leadership Program for Women, with education and community development firmly rooted at its core, strives to nurture environmentally and socially minded leaders of the future.

Titleholders

Color key
  •      Declared as Winner
  •      Ended as runner-up
  •      Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
Year Miss Earth Zambia Hometown Placement at Miss Earth Special Awards
2019 Venus Mary Vlahakis Lusaka Unplaced National Costume (Africa)
2018 Margret Konie Lusaka Unplaced National Costume (Africa)
2017 Abigail Chama Lusaka Unplaced Darling of the Press
2016 Katrina Ketty Kabaso Lusaka Unplaced Seminar-Best Environmental project
Did not compete in 2015
2014 Cartier Zagorski Lusaka Top 16 Evening Gown, Swimsuit, Cocktail Wear
2013 Winnie-Fredah Kabwe Lusaka Unplaced Best Teacher
Did not compete between 2008—2012
2007 Sphiwe Mutale Benasho Lusaka Unplaced
Did not compete in 2006
2005 Cynthia Kanema Lusaka Unplaced
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