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Miss Uganda Regionals Capped With V&A Sherry Crowning Central Beauty Queens

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
September 2, 2026
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The regional tour to find the next queen ended over the weekend at Motiv Bugolobi, where Nalumu Shamsa was crowned Miss Uganda Central.

Powered by V&A Sherry, this leg of the regional tour brought together young women from the central region who chose to represent their communities, hoping to carry their hometown’s name onto the national stage.

The night was billed to be one of pageantry and pure entertainment. Singer Nina Roz delivered, thrilling the crowd with hits like Andele, Onoozina, and Billboard Kipande, among others.

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As the competition came to a close, Miss Uganda Foundation CEO, Miss Brenda Nanyonjo, rallied Ugandans to support the outgoing Miss Uganda and reigning queen, Trivia Elle Muhoza, who is representing the country at the Miss World Pageant.

“Guys, this is a plea that you tell everyone you know to support Miss Uganda Trivia Elle, who is raising the Ugandan flag on the global stage. Wherever you are, spare some time and vote for her to win. Let us stand in solidarity with her; she needs our support,” she said.

The attention then returned to the moment that had brought everyone to the event, and the winners were announced.  Nalumu Shamsa emerged as Miss Uganda Central, Naluwu Hilda was named first runner-up, while Kagabo Jazmine took the second runner-up position.

Speaking about the night, Roy Ronald Tumwizere, Brand Manager at V&A Sherry, said, “I am really happy that we have finally reached the end of the regional tour. From where it began in Jinja City to the central region, we have seen young women across the country step forward with confidence, represent where they come from, and give themselves a chance to dream bigger. As V&A, we congratulate Shamsa, Hilder and Jazmine upon their win, and we wish all the finalists the very best as the journey continues.”

The central regional finale marks the end of the regional search for the next queen. It then paves the way for the Miss Uganda bootcamp, where the successful contestants from across the country will be prepared and trained to be fit to compete in the grand Finale set for October 10, 2026.

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