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Nanyang Brenda Crowned Miss Tourism Karamoja 2026/27

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Nanyang Brenda Lopeyok, a third-year Bachelor of Science in Environmental Management student at Kampala International University, was crowned Miss Tourism Karamoja 2026/27 on 2nd August, 2026.

As part of her reign, Nanyang will champion environmental conservation through tree planting, climate awareness, and promoting the unique tourism potential of the Karamoja region.

Brenda was closely followed by  Awilli Lynn from Abim district and Anyeko Vicky Omara, as the first and second runners-up respectively.

Contestants, who had undergone an intensive boot camp ahead of the competition, impressed both the judges and the audience with their confidence, public speaking skills, and deep knowledge of tourism.

They also demonstrated a strong commitment to preserving and promoting Karamoja’s cultural identity, while showcasing leadership and advocacy skills gained during their training.

The successful pageant left many optimistic about the future of tourism and cultural promotion in the region. Beyond celebrating beauty, the event underscored the importance of empowering young women to serve as ambassadors of culture and tourism, while showcasing Karamoja as a key destination in Uganda’s tourism sector.

The newly crowned queens will now join winners from other regions to prepare for the national grand finale scheduled for September 4, 2026, at Kampala Serena Hotel.

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