Miss Jamaica Finals Rescheduled to October 9

The Miss Jamaica World (MJW) beauty pageant’s grand coronation, which was slated for last weekend, has been postponed till October 9, according to Dahlia Harris, co-franchise holder.

- Advertisement -
CoM Job Fair-728x90

The Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA) was stated as the cause.

Speaking with the Jamaica Observer Dahlia stated that “As the measures change, people also have to shift and change their plans. Initially, the show was scheduled for Sunday, September 26, and then we tried to shift it to Saturday — the 25th ­— but the time frame was short to put the necessary things in place in terms of permit and approvals. We would never want to do the Miss Jamaica World competition and be in breach of any of the Government’s regulations. So, we thought it best to postpone until a later date.”

Currently, the number of public gatherings is limited to ten, and Sundays are designated as no-movement days.

The pageant coronation, which was originally scheduled for the Little Theatre in St Andrew, will now be conducted at the Courtleigh Auditorium without a live audience, according to Harris.

“Instead, we will transmit on RE-TV, which will be delayed on Television Jamaica” ( TVJ). All of that information will be made available to the public as soon as possible so that everyone may watch and participate,” she added.

Jamaica’s representative to the 2019 Miss World pageant, Toni-Ann Singh, was crowned Miss World in December 2019. She is still the reigning titleholder of both Miss Jamaica World and Miss World.

Despite the lack of a live audience, Harris said the brand expects the current Miss World to attend the coronation.

“Despite the changes, the epidemic, and all that has happened, we are still grateful for Toni-Ann Singh’s presence…

- Advertisement -
Uber Free Rides 728x90

How much of a stir Toni-Ann made when she won Miss World. Can you picture yourself being crowned Miss World? It’s going to be fantastic knowing she’ll be here as we kick off our Miss World 70 celebration,” Harris said.

This year’s finalists are: Khalia Hall, Miss General Foods Supermarket, Shinell Mills, Miss TM Ross Beauty, Mazika McDermott, Miss Knutsford Express, and others. Jahvel Byfield – Miss Len’s Catering, Melessa Vassal – Miss RETV, Shaedance Facey – Miss Interlinc Communications, Pickqueena Burrell – Miss PA Benjamins, Chantelle Bieisay – Miss Jamaica Pegasus, Kerrion Erskine – Miss The Mushroom, Justine Graham – Miss Jamaica Observer, Brithney Clarke – Miss Nationwide News Network and Dominique Shorter – Miss Fontana Pharmacy.

More Stories

Poured into purpose: KFC Jamaica honors Principal Jacqueline Brown and Mount Zion educators

In recognition of Teacher’s Day, KFC Jamaica surprised the educators of Mount Zion Primary School in St. Ann with a gesture of appreciation, celebrating...

Masicka on hit streak, sets stage for ‘Sicka Summa’

Dancehall heavyweight Masicka is signaling that summer 2026 will move firmly to his rhythm, as the Portmore-born deejay continues a strong run of releases...

Saint Lucia Jazz Festival opens to record-breaking crowd of over 12,000

The curtains rose on the 2026 staging of the Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival in spectacular fashion, as organisers confirmed a record-breaking turnout...
Cuba crisis

US reaffirms disaster response commitment in Caribbean ahead of hurricane season

The United States has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening disaster preparedness and emergency response across the Caribbean and wider Western Hemisphere ahead of the...
Belize moves to digital immigration, customs declaration system

British Virgin Islands to introduce immigration quota system under new planning framework

The government of the British Virgin Islands is moving to introduce a structured immigration quota-setting system as part of planned amendments to the Immigration...
Jamaica CMO

Jamaica tightens port surveillance amid hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship

Jamaica’s health and border management authorities are increasing monitoring of cruise ships arriving in the island’s ports as a precautionary measure following an outbreak...
CARICOM mission Bahamas

CARICOM deploys election observer mission to Bahamas ahead of general election

The Caribbean Community has deployed a 12-member election observer mission to The Bahamas ahead of the country’s general election scheduled for May 12. The mission,...

Throp-X Investment Conference returns to Negril with focus on western Jamaica’s growth potential

As investor interest in Jamaica accelerates amid ongoing infrastructure expansion and real estate development, the Throp-X Investment Conference will return to Negril this May...

IMF team visits Barbados for consultations and post-program discussions

A mission from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is in Barbados this week for regular Article IV consultations with the Government, as well as...
Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, Gaston Browne

Antigua and Barbuda fully constitutes new Cabinet following landslide election victory

Antigua and Barbuda’s new Cabinet was fully constituted on Tuesday, with 14 ministers—including the Prime Minister and Attorney General—formally appointed and issued instruments of...

Latest Articles