Miss Ghana Needs Public Votes To Advance At Miss World 2026

Rumzia Sule, Ghana's representative for the Miss World 2026 pageant, requires public assistance via voting to progress to the following stages of the competition held in Vietnam. Currently crowned Miss Ghana 2026 in July, Rumzia is among contestants striving to secure a spot in the Top 40 and beyond at the global pageant. The new Miss World format emphasizes the People’s Choice vote in deciding which contestants advance.

The initial round of voting aims to select four continental winners, including one from Africa, followed by public voting to determine those who advance to the Top 12 and Top 6.

Ghanaians and fans of Rumzia are urged to vote and support her journey in the competition. Voting for Rumzia is accessible through the 1Zone app, where she is designated as Ghana's contestant under the Africa category. The app can be downloaded, signed up for, and used to vote for free or through a paid option on its website. Rumzia represents Ghana with a commitment to youth empowerment and leadership through her Project Inspire Ghana initiative.

The Miss World organization characterizes her as a flight attendant, communications professional, and MBA student who is passionate about making a substantial social impact.

The first round of the People’s Choice voting concludes at 10 p.m. Vietnam time on September 4, underscoring the importance of public support as the competition approaches the Miss World final. With the Miss World crown within reach, each vote could play a pivotal role in determining how far Ghana's queen advances on the international stage.