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The contest for the Miss Cultural Heritage Eswatini 2025/26 title has officially moved into the public engagement phase, with voting lines opening for the Top 12 finalists.
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MBABANE – The contest for the Miss Cultural Heritage Eswatini 2025/26  title has officially moved into the public engagement phase, with voting lines opening for the Top 12 finalists.

This event marks a privotal moment in the celebration of the nation’s rich cultural heritage , inviting  the public to participate actively in selecting the next cultural ambassador.

The announcement comes just days after the Eswatini National Council of Arts and Culture (ENCAC) unveiled the 12 regional representatives on October 17, 2025, during an elegant ceremony held at the Mountain View Hotel in Mbabane.

The event was notably attended by the Honourable Minister for Sports, Culture and Youth Affairs, Bongani Nzima, who highlighted the importance of the pageant in fostering  cultural pride and unity among Eswatini’s  youth.

The Top 12 finalists, selected from a competitive pool of hopefuls, are now tasked with earning the public’s mandate as they head towards the grand finale.

Full article available in our publication.

The public can now cast their votes for their favourite contestant via a dedicated online portal. The link for voting is http://bit.ly/MissCulturalHeritage

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