Zambia is celebrating a historic achievement as Faith Bwalya becomes the nation’s first-ever quarterfinalist at the Miss World pageant. The 24-year-old from Kitwe earned this distinction at the 72nd Miss World competition in Hyderabad, India, marking a significant milestone for Zambia on the global stage.
Faith’s journey to this point began with her coronation as Miss World Zambia 2025 on April 20th in Lusaka. Her compelling performance in the Head-to-Head Challenge, where she represented Africa, secured her spot among the top contenders. This achievement not only highlights her personal dedication but also brings attention to Zambia’s presence in international beauty pageants.
Beyond the pageant, Faith is a Clinical Medicine graduate and the founder of The Voice of Faith Foundation, an initiative aimed at improving the lives of children, youth, and people with disabilities in marginalized communities through education and advocacy.
Her success resonates deeply within Zambia, inspiring many and showcasing the potential of Zambian women on international platforms. Faith’s achievement is a testament to her hard work and the support of her community.
As the Miss World pageant progresses, all eyes will be on Faith Bwalya, whose journey continues to inspire and uplift. Her story is not just about personal triumph but also about paving the way for future generations of Zambian women to shine on the world stage.
