International Relations Student Rumzia Sule Crowned Miss Ghana 2026

Rumzia Sule, an International Relations student at Cumbria University, has been crowned Miss Ghana 2026 after a competitive grand finale held at the Oak Plaza Hotel in Accra. Rising above 12 other finalists, Sule's victory was anchored by the pageant’s theme, "Empowering Women, Enduring Legacy," which sought to highlight the intersection of leadership and heritage. Her crowning marks the beginning of her reign as a national ambassador, representing the ideals of the Miss Ghana brand on both local and international platforms. The grand finale was a showcase of talent and advocacy, with Fatimatu Zara Ishacu being named first runner-up and Whitney Opoku Nketia following as second runner-up. The journey to the crown involved months of extensive training where contestants were equipped with essential skills in personal development and community service. Sule’s exceptional performance was further recognized through the "Beauty with a Purpose" special award, an honor that underscores the pageant’s commitment to social impact and the personal growth of its participants. As the Miss Ghana brand prepares for its landmark 70th anniversary, this year's focus on community impact signals a modern evolution of the competition. By emphasizing "Beauty with a Purpose," the organizers aim to foster a new generation of female leaders who are not only celebrated for their grace but also for their tangible contributions to society. Sule is expected to use her platform to champion various social causes, reinforcing the enduring legacy of the Miss Ghana title in the years leading up to the platinum jubilee.