Zimbabwe is celebrating a monumental achievement as its representative, Lyshanda Moyas, has been confirmed as one of the top three African contestants at the Miss Universe 2025 pageant. The event, held in Bangkok, Thailand, saw Moyas secure a coveted spot within the global Top 30, a distinction she shares with just two other delegates from the continent.
A Triumphant Night For Africa
The competition featured 120 delegates from around the world, with only a select few advancing. The African continent was powerfully represented by three women who captivated the judges. Alongside Zimbabwe’s Lyshanda Moyas, Olivia Yacé of Côte d’Ivoire and Solange Tuyishime of Rwanda also earned their places in the Top 30. Their collective success highlighted a strong showing for Africa.
The Journey Concludes After Top 30 Placement
While Moyas’s journey progressed to the Top 30, her competition ended at that stage. Reports from the event confirmed that she did not advance into the subsequent Top 12 round. The finalists who moved forward were named as Chile, China, Colombia, Côte d’Ivoire, Cuba, Guadeloupe, Malta, Mexico, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Thailand, and Venezuela. Despite not moving further, her achievement in reaching the Top 30 is considered a massive success.
A Legacy Of National Pride
Lyshanda Moyas’s performance is being hailed as one of the most successful for Zimbabwe in recent Miss Universe history. Her dual status as a Top 30 finalist and a top-three African contestant has ignited widespread national pride and conversation. Fans and supporters have flooded social media with messages of congratulations and admiration for her poise and representation.
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