Almorie Nagayi Wins Miss Uganda 2026/27

In a spectacular celebration of beauty, intellect, and social purpose, Almorie Nagayi was crowned Miss Uganda 2026/27 during a star-studded grand finale at the Sheraton Kampala Hotel on Sunday.

Nagayi triumphed over top finalists drawn from across the country to claim the prestigious national crown, succeeding the outgoing beauty queen and assuming her role as Uganda’s primary ambassador for culture, tourism, and humanitarian advocacy.

A Night of Poise, Passion, and Advocacy

The glitzy grand finale attracted a high-profile audience, including fashion leaders, entertainment icons, diplomats, and public figures.

Throughout the competition, contestants were rigorously evaluated on public speaking, evening gown presentation, traditional runway showcases, and the strength of their social impact projects under the “Beauty with a Purpose” banner.

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Nagayi set herself apart during the Q&A and pitch rounds, delivering articulate presentations focused on youth empowerment, community-driven innovation, and mental health awareness. Her clear vision for her upcoming national tenure proved decisive in earning the judges’ top score.

With her national victory sealed, Almorie Nagayi will begin preparations to represent Uganda on the global stage at the upcoming Miss World pageant, where she will highlight the country’s tourism potential, cultural heritage, and social initiatives.

Domestically, Nagayi alongside her top court of Nakato Bridget Prudence and Lukia Balunywa—will lead nationwide community projects under the Miss Uganda Foundation. Their upcoming year-long roadmap will prioritize girl-child education, health campaigns, and grassroots economic empowerment across Uganda’s sub-regions.