Karema says her biggest inspiration to run for Miss Uganda was Quinn Abenakyo. PHOTO/COURTESY
Hannah Karema Tumukunde has been trending on social media, mostly because she was crowned Miss Uganda 2023/24. In her Senior Six vacation, the new beauty queen says she hopes to use her time at the helm to advocate against forced early marriages. Patrick Ssentongo had a chat with her.
Hannah Karema Tumukunde took home the Miss Uganda 2023/24 crown two weekends ago, replacing Elizabeth Bagaya.
After waiting in the queue of other journalists who were taking turns to interview her at Sheraton Kampala Hotel following her victory, I finally had a one-on-one with her.
Dressed in a gold dress with her sash running across from her shoulder to the waist, Karema looked everything queenly. Confident, simple and articulate, with a touch of humour, is how I would describe the 20-year-old who kept smiling as she started to reveal details of her journey to the highly-coveted crown.
“The announcement that I was Miss Uganda blew me away,” she says, adding that for a minute she could not believe it until she was hugged and congratulated by her runners-up.
READ FULL STORY HERE>>> Winning Miss Uganda blew me away – Karema
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