Miss Rwanda 2009

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Miss Rwanda 2009
DateDecember 19, 2009
PresentersMich Ronnie Egwang and Anita Muneza
EntertainmentGikondo Expo Grounds, Kigali
Entrants13
WinnerGrace Bahati
Southern Province
CongenialityWinnie Uwanyuze
Eastern Province
PhotogenicGrace Bahati
Southern Province
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Miss Rwanda 2009, the 2nd edition of the Miss Rwanda pageant, was held on December 19, 2009 at Gikondo Expo Grounds in Kigali.

The winner, Grace Bahati succeeded Dalila Uwera, Miss Rwanda 1993.[1]

Results[edit]

Final Results Contestant
Miss Rwanda 2009
1st Runner-up
2nd Runner-up

Special Awards[edit]

Preparation[edit]

The 13 contestants were selected from their respective provinces to compete in the national competition. Various activities were organized to prepare candidates for the final. The first training camp was held at Lake Kivu Serena Hotel in Rubavu and later, in Nyarutarama. The training was based on the culture, economy and history of Rwanda.[2]

Contestants[edit]

Name Age Province represented
Michele Iradukunda 20 Western Province
Winnie Uwanyuze 24 Eastern Province
Carine Rusaro Utamuliza 22 Southern Province
Winnie Ngamije 22 Kigali
Ritah Uwera 20 Kigali
Vanessa Liliane Umuhoza 18 Southern Province
Géraldine Umutoni Karanganwa 23 Eastern Province
Peace Umugwaneza 24 Northern Province
Fiona Ruboneka 24 Kigali
Grace Bahati 18 Southern Province
Alice Kayumba Uwambaye 19 Kigali
Annuarite Uwera 24 Northern Province
Cynthia Rupari 23 Southern Province

Judges[edit]

The Miss Rwanda 2009 final judges were:

Crossovers[edit]

Contestants who previously competed or will be competing at international beauty pageants:

Miss FESPAM
Miss Tourism Queen International
Miss Naiades
Miss East Africa
Miss Tourism of the Millennium

References[edit]

  1. ^ Bryan Kimenyi (December 20, 2009). "Miss Rwanda crowned". The New Times..
  2. ^ Linda Mbabazi (August 11, 2009). "Why Miss Rwanda 2010 was skipped". The New Times..

External links[edit]