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Miss Pigg’s Peak, Andiswa Dlamini flanked by her First Princess (R) Andile Kunene and her Second Princess Sakhisizwe Nkumane. The Miss Pigg’s Peak pageant was hosted at the Pigg’s Peak Hotel on Saturday night. (Pics: Love and Grace Multimedia)
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MBABANE  – In a ceremony held at the Pigg’s Peak Hotel on Saturday night, 19-year-old Andiswa Dlamini was crowned Miss Pigg’s Peak 2025/26.

The event was a success, with the young contestants showcasing their elegance, poise and charisma.

Andiswa Dlamini’s win was said to be well-deserved, as she met all the requirements needed for the pageant. She was the crowd’s favourite and from the outcome, she also impressed the judges on the night. The first princess title was awarded to 21-year-old Andile Kunene, while 18-year-old Sakhisizwe Nkumane took home the second princess title. All the winners on the night demonstrated exceptional qualities that made them stand out from the rest. The event was proof of the beauty and talent of the young women from Pigg’s Peak. As the current reigning Miss Eswatini Temvelo Mtsetfwa and Miss Cultural Heritage, Gcinizwi Tsikati were both once title holders of the very same pageant.

Dlamini’s reign as Miss Pigg’s Peak 2025/26 will be an exciting one and the young lady will be an ambassador for the town.

Full details in today’s paper.

The Miss Pigg’s Peak 2025/26 pageant sponsors on stage with the newly-crowned young ladies.
The Miss Pigg’s Peak 2025/26 pageant sponsors on stage with the newly-crowned young ladies.

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